If you’ll pay $800 for a credit card, you’re in demand
The changes to some travel cards include much higher annual fees and more coupon-like benefits that travel experts say will make it harder to cash in.
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Five of the world’s safest countries for 2025 – BBC
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Data Is a Dish Best Served Fresh: “In the Wild” Versus Active Exploitation
The term “In the Wild” is broadly used to refer to any activity that has been observed outside of a controlled environment. It’s an important metric in security because criminals…
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How the U.S. space industry became dependent on SpaceX
SpaceX holds $22 billion in government contracts, according to the company, with NASA and the Department of Defense among its largest customers.
Is Noelle Quinn’s job in jeopardy if Seattle Storm miss WNBA playoffs?
The Storm have a standard and the team hasn’t been meeting it. No one person deserves the blame, but head coach Noelle Quinn certainly warrants scrutiny.
Inside the fight to slow down WA’s roller coaster Bear Gulch fire
The Bear Gulch fire sparked July 6 and has burned into the Olympic National Park. Things are heating up again.
This stylish tech worker steps into her own by bucking trends
TikTok product manager Jinn Guo charts her own fashion path, forgoing traditional summer accessories in favor of a leather jacket and platform boots.
Rant & Rave: Reader disappointed in portable DVD player
RANT to my portable DVD player. I bought it specifically to play stuff I’ve recorded off the TV when I’m on camping and car trips. Turns out the portables won’t play home-recorded DVDs; they’ll only play commercially recorded mo…
South Seattle College program could help Sea-Tac fill workforce gap
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and King County Metro have shortages of skilled technicians. A new program aims to fill these labor and skill gaps.
Seattle hopes to build its future in Oregon’s desert — or blackouts may follow
Seattle’s appetite for electricity is voracious, the city is consuming more than ever before. But expanding the grid with renewable energy is proving a challenge.