Israel grieves for its dead, goes into battle at same time
There is a distinction between Israel’s defensive acts and Hamas’ indiscriminate rocketing and deliberate massacre of noncombatants, writes Rabbi Daniel Weiner.
Day: October 14, 2023
Bot Security: The Hunt for Vulnerabilities In The Digital Realm And The Burgeoning Need To Safeguard Users, Businesses, And Global Economies
By Mohit Shrivastava, ICT Chief Analyst, Future Market Insights Bots have incorporated themselves into our online experiences in the ever-expanding digital world. Bots have altered the way we engage with […]
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The upshot of Microsoft’s Activision deal: Big Tech can get even bigger
When Microsoft closed its $69 billion acquisition of video game publisher Activision Blizzard, the message sent was incontrovertible: Big Tech can still get bigger.
She checked into a luxury Airbnb, then refused to leave for 540 days
When Elizabeth Hirschhorn’s Airbnb stay ended in April 2022, she simply didn’t move out. She’s been living there rent-free ever since.
Alabama sculpture park aims to look at slavery without flinching
When the Freedom Monument Sculpture Park opens in Montgomery, Alabama, in early 2024, on a bluff flanked by railroad tracks overlooking the Alabama River, visitors will be able to arrive by boat — retracing the footsteps of tens of thousands of African…
How downtown Redmond has changed over the years, as told by readers
Redmond has changed tremendously since it was incorporated in 1912. Here’s how some residents remember old Redmond and how they feel about its explosive growth.
Davis, Rivera compete to represent Seattle’s District 4 on City Council
Ron Davis and Maritza Rivera are vying to succeed outgoing Councilmember Alex Pedersen in northeast Seattle’s District 4 race.
Seattle Schools apologizes for class reshuffle disruption
A week after Seattle schools did a major reshuffle of grades in 40 of its schools, parents and principals say they’re frustrated and confused by the way the moves took place.
How taxpayers will be on the hook for the UW’s football moves
Why is no one talking about how the public will have to pick up the tab for costs to schools left behind after the Huskies bolt the Pac-12? They are — in Oregon.
New bus-shelter mural in Federal Way honors trailblazing Black couple
John Conna survived enslavement in Texas and fought in the Civil War before moving to the Puget Sound area.