Seattle area starts two-year traffic squeeze for Ship Canal Bridge fix
This weekend begins what is arguably the state’s most disruptive highway construction job ever. Congestion will likely ripple onto other highways and transit.
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14 Little Free Libraries in Seattle to visit in 2026
There seems to be a Little Free Library for everything, whether it be poetry, art, plants or more. Here are 14 showcasing the variety of these libraries around the city.
Iran protesters tell of brutal police response as regime lashes out
Videos emerging despite internet and mobile phone blackout show demonstrations continuing despite reports of escalating crackdownDemonstrators have continued to take to the streets of Iran, defying an escalating crackdown by authorities against the gro…
Trump defends Venezuela action to oil executives
President Trump met with oil executives on Friday after the U.S. military action in Venezuela, but some doubted the viability of revamping the country’s oil reserves, which Rystad Energy estimates would take 15 years and billions of dollars.
China, Russia, Iran start ‘BRICS Plus’ naval exercises in South African waters
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Ukrainian drones targeting energy infrastructure spark fire in Russian oil depot
A Ukrainian drone attack sparked a fire in southern Russia, local authorities said on Saturday, as Kyiv continues to target Russian energy sites in a bid to deprive Moscow of oil revenue. The Ukrainian attack came one day after Russia fired a powerful…
‘Cannot be shared, or transferred’: Nobel Committee shuts doors on Trump’s ‘will accept Prize from Machado’ remark
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Medics describe overwhelmed hospitals as Iran protests continue
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‘I’d take Putin,’ UK Defense Sec says when asked which world leader he’d most like to kidnap
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Iran Is Rewriting Its Rules of War—and Raising the Stakes for Everyone
ASPI Iran’s long-standing era of strategic patience appears to be ending. A newly articulated doctrine of preemption—dangerously vague and publicly declared—suggests a regime that sees…