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My young adult son with a severe mental illness cycled through homeless episodes before he died, so I read with frustration the article “A landmark case changed how cities deal with homeless encampments” [Oct. 15, A1]. Western cities are stuck in crisi…
The US Congress is in the midst of an unprecedented crisis, as Trump populists wage a war against establishment Republicans for the soul of the party.
Re: “Labor unions: Ripple effects of wage increases” [Oct. 12, Northwest Voices]:The author claims that we don’t understand that as we “get higher wages, all other workers will demand them, also.” That’s why we have a labor movement! When autoworkers w…
Re: “Seattle has a seat at the table as the Catholic Church mulls historic questions” [Oct. 11, A1]: I would like to clarify the purpose and potential of the “Synod on Synodality.” Contrary to the narrative suggested in the article, that the synod is f…
A joint international law enforcement investigation led to the arrest of a malware developer who was involved in the Ragnar Locker ransomware operation. Yesterday we became aware of a joint law enforcement operation that led to the seizure of the Ragnar Locker ransomware’s infrastructure. The police on Thursday seized the Tor negotiation and data leak sites, group’s […]
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Investigators say they found a leak of hydraulic fluid in the landing gear system on a FedEx plane that was forced to make an emergency landing this month in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Kiev would have to make do with $275 million less each month while still getting US cash subsidies worth $11.7 billion
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Reading longer texts fostered our empathy for others. How will we cope without it? Financial Times’ Simon Kuper weighs in.