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Sweeping overhaul of Gaza aid raises questions of morality and workability The Washington PostLetter shows Israel may let humanitarian groups in Gaza stay in charge of non-food aid The Times of IsraelDiary of a Gazan family’s desc…
Kentucky Democrats are trying to address the party’s steep deficits in overwhelmingly white, conservative pockets of rural America.
Cases in New Mexico and Kansas give experts reason to be ‘concerned’ in second-worst US measles year since 2000The measles outbreak in Texas is showing signs of slowing, though other states are seeing more cases and health officials are warning against…
Israel investigates use of Palestinians as human shields by its forces in Gaza The GuardianView Full Coverage on Google News
A new state law caps increases in rent for many tenants across Washington. As tenants welcome new stability, landlords worry more regulations could be on the way.
Coll Thrush’s new book, “Wrecked,” examines the shipwrecks in the Graveyard of the Pacific, the Northwest Coast.
Rainiers catcher Harry Ford, one of the Mariners’ top prospects and one of the youngest hitters in the Pacific Coast League, has been an on-base machine this season.
The bus-only lanes on Aurora Avenue North will be in effect all day, every day as the state works on Interstate 5 over the next few years.
A dozen times per week, Sen. Patty Murray gamely urges Republicans to do the right thing and save Congress from the Trump adminstration. They aren’t listening.
Gov. Bob Ferguson has styled himself a fiscal reformer, but he led the way on a budget gimmick that ignores some $500 million in lawsuit costs for the state.