Hideous hair color change following cholesterol drug
In this edition of The People’s Pharmacy, Joe and Teresa Graedon also hear from a physician who supports testosterone replacement therapy for older men.
Day: January 28, 2026
Job applicants sue to open ‘black box’ of AI hiring decisions
A recently filed lawsuit claims the ratings assigned by A.I. screening software are similar to those of a credit agency and should be subject to the same laws.
‘Send Help’ review: Rachel McAdams elevates Sam Raimi’s horror comedy
You’ve never seen Rachel McAdams, who carries this delightfully over-the-top adventure, quite like this, writes Moira Macdonald.
The real meaning of those ICE masks, as blurted out in a WA hearing
A county sheriff, a rare MAGA elected official around Puget Sound, told state legislators he wants to mask up his deputies simply to defy authority.
Bruce Harrell says his loss didn’t cause reflection, or at least won’t show it
Bruce Harrell spent more time in Seattle City Hall than anyone currently elected combined. He said he tried to hold himself as an unflappable leader. But he lost.
Rant and Rave: Milk deliveries wake reader up
RANT to early morning milk deliveries. They’re loud, and they have been waking me up for years, all to deliver a single carton of milk and eggs to my neighbors. All to appease nostalgia or to buy local. You can buy local milk in the grocery store…
UW Farm flowers frame a feathered friend
Look who is striking a pretty pose for sunflower fans at the University of Washington in this week’s pick for Reader’s Lens.
Super Bowl 2026: What we know about ICE as Seahawks face Patriots
The Department of Homeland Security says federal officials — likely including ICE officers — will be visibly present at the Super Bowl on Feb. 8.
WA eyes arbitration for lawsuits against government as costs soar
Facing billions in rising lawsuit costs, WA lawmakers are considering requiring all lawsuits against state and local governments go first to mandatory arbitration.
Red Light Vintage faces $40,000 rent hurdle as original founder retakes helm
Soaring Seattle rents nearly forced Red Light Vintage to close. A last-minute fundraiser and takeover are racing to keep the 30-year-old shop alive.