This International Women’s Day, we’re reflecting on the impact that Cisco Networking Academy has made in the lives of women around the globe.
‘I was flabbergasted’: Canceled job offers, once rare, are on the rise
As companies lay off workers by the thousands, some firms are also revoking job offers, sometimes just days before the start date.
Satellite technology raises new issues for American military – The Washington Post
Satellite technology raises new issues for American military The Washington PostSpace as battleground: US officials want to set up rules of engagement and warfare in Space FirstpostWar in space: U.S. officials debating rules for a…
DuckDuckGo Dabbles With AI Search
Privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo has followed Microsoft and Google to become the latest veteran search player to dip its beak in the generative AI trend — announcing the launch today in beta of an AI-powered summarization feature, called DuckA…
Seattle writers: Take note of 15 events at the AWP Conference this week
The literary world descends on Seattle Convention Center for the annual AWP conference. Here are some must-see events for conference attendees and the public.
‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ and the search for motherly acceptance
While watching the Oscars favorite with her Chinese immigrant mother, writer Qina Liu saw her own family’s reflection.
Sponsored: Where to find the best wildflower blooms across Washington
Because wildflowers appear in very selective stages in the Pacific Northwest, the trick to finding the best blooms is to revisit hikes during the season.
Seattle gets its green bubble popped, again
A small Indian tribe in Darrington is laying bare the Emerald City’s habit of not always living up to its green values.
Loved ones remember cousins killed in I-5 hit-and-run crash in Seattle
Relatives and friends are asking for help in covering funeral expenses for Skyler Royce Thornton and Terrell Aaron and finding two people who fled the collision.
Seattle is now building more ADUs than single houses
The production of accessory dwelling units in city neighborhoods has surged by 250% since 2019, part of an effort by the city to address the housing crisis.