ICE isn’t just breaking the law. It’s trying to rewrite it
ICE’s actions are terrifying, and meant to be, but the law remains one of the tools that can be used to resist a descent into a police state.
Day: February 5, 2026
Ask Angi: How can I control pests in winter?
Winter pest control isn’t about reacting to swarms. It’s about prevention.
Nuclear blackmail and the inexorable trend toward WW3
LT COL STUART CRAWFORD: We cannot afford complacency.
A bold new plan for state news fellowship: Cover every county
A promising proposal to place reporters in every Washington county was announced by WSU and the nonprofit Report for America, but key details remain unresolved.
Investment, not just punishment, is key to stopping domestic violence
Punishment alone does not stop domestic violence. If we are serious about prevention, we must invest in interventions that work.
‘Dude, this is my bike’: How I got my stolen ride back
Thousands of bikes are stolen every year in Seattle. In a stroke of fortune, one bike came back to its owner. Still, city officials must do more.
UN warns of nuclear risk as New START treaty expires
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called the expiration of US-Russia nuclear reduction treaty a global security risk
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Cubans rendered powerless as outages persist and tensions with US escalate
Residents of a small coastal Cuban town face severe hardships despite living near energy sources.
Peloton shares plunge 26% on weak holiday quarter, sluggish demand for splashy new products
Peloton’s product overhaul was designed to bring in new customers and encourage existing members to trade up. Instead, shoppers turned away from higher prices.
Morning drinks shift as coffee loses its monopoly
Coffee still owns the mug, but it no longer has exclusive rights to the morning routine. Mushroom blends, roasted roots, whisked teas and fermented drinks find their way into cups as people experiment with fresh flavors and gentler ways to start the da…