Travis Baldree’s ‘Legends & Lattes’ series continues with new book
Spokane-based author and audiobook narrator Travis Baldree’s new novel, “Brigands & Breadknives,” is a change of pace from the series’ two previous books.
Month: November 2025
Mariners free-agency preview: Could Eugenio Suárez return at third base?
For the second time in three years, the Mariners are expected to move on from Eugenio Suárez as their starting third baseman, but the door hasn’t been completely shut.
Window To Prevent Climate Change “Closing Rapidly”: COP30 Host Brazil’s President
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of COP30 host Brazil said Thursday that “extremist forces” were condemning future generations to life on a planet forever altered by global warming.
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor no longer a prince after king formally removes title
The monarch announced on 31 October that he was removing his brother’s titles and evicting him from his royal residence over his relationship with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Official passes out in Oval Office while standing behind Trump for drug price announcement
Pharmaceutical representative was part of a ‘major announcement’ to make weight loss drugs more affordable
Boeing let off in 737 MAX crashes in deal judge says won’t protect public
A Texas judge agreed to dismiss a criminal charge filed against Boeing after two fatal 737 MAX crashes six years ago.
Russia close to its biggest capture of a Ukrainian city since 2023
Pokrovsk, a railroad hub in the Donetsk region, has been turned largely into rubble, its prewar population of 60,000 now reduced to fewer than 1,300 residents.
Border patrol arrested Los Angeles dad and drove off with his baby. DHS accused him of assault: ‘We refuse to apologize’
The arrest follows a series of immigration operations targeting parents and families in front of their children
Novo Nordisk executive Gordon Findlay collapses in front of Donald Trump
Donald Trump stood staring at Gordon Findlay as security rushed in to aid him.
Judge will order federal agents in Chicago to restrict using force against protesters and media
A judge said she will order federal agents in Chicago to restrict using force against peaceful protesters and media, saying current practices violate their rights.