Trump’s ‘America first’ policy is complicating business of making cars
Tariffs on imported cars and auto parts will sharply increase prices, hitting demand and jobs, experts say.
Month: March 2025
Bonnie Garmus chats ‘Lessons in Chemistry’ ahead of paperback release
Before an April 7 event at Seattle Arts & Lectures, Garmus spoke with The Seattle Times about the lessons of her literary success.
Opening of new WA juvenile detention center delayed
The new 48-bed facility near Aberdeen should be open by June 1.
WA schools served food from local farms. Then Trump cut the program
WA school districts scramble to change their menus for next year’s lunches because USDA halted local foods program funding.
WA schools served food from local farms. Then Trump cut the program
WA school districts scramble to change their menus for next year’s lunches because USDA halted local foods program funding.
Mental health patients need better places to go in emergencies | Mental Health Perspectives
Jamie Shandro has experienced the mental health care system both as an emergency physician and as the support person to a patient.
Delta Corp’s Singapore unit hit with winding-up petition by Omani shipowner
Bulker operator and logistics group is meanwhile negotiating a forbearance agreement with US bank
Gartner to CIOs: Prepare to spend more money on generative AI
Global spending on generative AI is expected to surge by more than 75% this year compared with 2024, says Gartner.
Evacuations ordered as winds pose challenges for firefighters battling California blaze
Strong winds are driving an out-of-control wildfire through a remote area of eastern California, prompting evacuations for hundreds of homes.
Louisiana voters reject constitutional amendments championed by Republican governor
Louisiana voters soundly rejected four constitutional amendments championed by Republican Gov. Jeff Landry related to crime, courts and finances.