Ozzy Osbourne exhibition at Birmingham museum extended after public demand
Ozzy Osbourne: Working Class Hero was opened by Sharon Osbourne ahead of Black Sabbath’s farewell concert at Villa Park.
Day: August 5, 2025
Anthropic’s Mike Krieger: Opus 4.1 is better at coding, agentic tasks, and more, and Anthropic was previously too focused on only shipping “really big upgrades” (Shirin Ghaffary/Bloomberg)
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Anthropic’s Mike Krieger: Opus 4.1 is better at coding, agentic tasks, and more, and Anthropic was previously too focused on only shipping “really big upgrades” — Anthropic is releasing a new…
The Feast sets latest production in two South Seattle neighborhoods
In The Feast’s “The Wealth Walk,” a journey through neighborhoods Mount Baker and Rainier Valley explores history and wealth inequality.
Viking ship Valkyrie sails through WA waters
A whistle cut sharply through the misty morning, signaling to the eight oars to move as one as the Viking ship Valkyrie pushed off from a small dock. Brightly-painted wooden shields line the deck railing. The rowers, clad in Scandinavian sweaters, stra…
WA family, in U.S. legally, fears being ripped apart by Trump TPS order
Many members of the Reyes family have had Temporary Protected Status for 26 years. Now, some may have to go back to Honduras, leaving others behind.
How Seattle’s The Head and the Heart found its way back home
With a rejuvenating new album in tow, the Sub Pop alums take a stadium-sized stage in their hometown.
New Seattle ice cream shop has classic Central District roots
With ice cream bon bons, vegan options and a sweet story, new PJ’s Classic makes Seattle a cooler place — Bethany Jean Clement gets the scoop from the owner.
Kimsuky APT Uses LNK Files to Deploy Reflective Malware and Evade Windows Defender
The North Korean state-sponsored group Kimsuky, also known as APT43, Thallium, and Velvet Chollima, has been accused of launching a recent cyber-espionage campaign in which the attackers used malicious Windows shortcut (LNK) files as the first point of…
Children in Sudan ‘reduced to skin and bones’ amid foreign aid cuts, Unicef says
Sudan’s conflict between the army and rival Rapid Support Forces has displaced millions and split the country into rival zones of control
Lobbyists have spent over $2M on TV ads in Palm Beach hoping to catch Trump’s attention at Mar-a-Lago
The president is known to be an avid television watcher, both at home at his Mar-a-Lago residence and during multiple trips to his golf clubs