A zoo in Denmark wants to feed your pets to its predators
A zoo in Denmark is asking pet owners to donate their animal companions to feed to its predators.
Day: August 6, 2025
Trump Says Lula Can Call Him. “I Will Call PM Modi,” Replies Brazil Leader
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Tuesday turned down his US counterpart Donald Trump’s offer to call him anytime to discuss tariffs, saying Rio de Janeiro would instead use all available resources, including the WTO, to defend itself.
King County Council primary results: Close race for open seat
Peter Kwon, a three-term member of the SeaTac City Council, led a crowded and close race Tuesday for an open seat on the Metropolitan King County Council.
2025 Seattle mayoral election results: Katie Wilson and Bruce Harrell leading
Katie Wilson is at 46% of votes tallied Tuesday night, leading over incumbent Bruce Harrell, at nearly 45%, to be the next Seattle mayor. Other challengers trailed.
Seattle City Council primary election results: Three seats up for grabs
This year’s the contests are seen as a barometer for how satisfied voters are with City Hall’s overall direction.
Seattle city attorney primary results: Erika Evans leads Ann Davison
Hanging over the race has been whether Ann Davison’s election four years ago signaled a shift in Seattle’s views on public safety.
Seattle Prop 1 to fund ‘democracy voucher’ program passing
Seattle Proposition 1 was being approved in initial vote counts, setting a course to continue the “democracy vouchers” program that began in 2017.
Denmark to tear down Copenhagen’s ‘pornographic’ mermaid statue
The four-metre-tall “Big Mermaid” was originally installed close to the city’s famous “Little Mermaid” sculpture, and its breasts have been the subject of controversy for years.
Mum of skeletal Israeli hostage in heartbreaking video hopes it ‘shakes people enough’
WARNING: DISTRESSING IMAGES Galia David has barely left her home since the horrifying footage of her son Evyatar, 24, went around the world
Hiroshima marks 80 years since atomic bombing amid escalating nuclear tensions
Against the backdrop of rising Russia-US tensions, Japan held a ceremony on Wednesday morning commemorating 80 years since the United States’ atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Speakers warned the representatives of 120 countries and regions in attendance t…