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Rattled by China, U.S. and allies are beefing up defenses in the Pacific – The Washington Post
Rattled by China, U.S. and allies are beefing up defenses in the Pacific The Washington Post
Air Raid Sirens Heard By President Biden During His Visit To Kyiv
RT: No strikes reported in Kiev despite sirens during Biden’s visit – Reuters Aerial attack alarm was heard in the Ukrainian capital, news agencies reported on Monday Air raid sirens rang out in Kiev during US President Joe Biden’s unan…
OpenAI Is Faulted by Media for Using Articles To Train ChatGPT
Major news outlets have begun criticizing OpenAI and its ChatGPT software, saying the lab is using their articles to train its artificial intelligence tool without paying them. From a report: “Anyone who wants to use the work of Wall Street Journal jou…
Dungeness crab at $5.99/lb. Nice! But crab fishers get $2/lb. Tough deal.
Remember last year when crab sold for about $20 a pound? Well, it’s $5.99 now. That’s good news for consumers, but really bad news for crab fishermen.
Wastewater testing isn’t just for COVID: WA expands efforts
As Washington epidemiologists continue to study how wastewater predicts COVID trends, they’re ready to start branching out and searching for other viruses.
‘It’s Always Been Ours’ offers a differing view of health and wellness
In “It’s Always Been Ours: Rewriting the Story of Black Women’s Bodies,” Jessica Wilson offers a glimpse of the world through her lens plus honest insights.
Is this really the end of junk fees in travel?
To eliminate all junk fees, travelers need to change their behavior to consider the total price of their trip, Travel Troubleshooter Christopher Elliott writes.
Bainbridge Island volunteers remember Japanese American incarceration
Eighty-one years ago, Hisa Matsudaira and her family, considered threats to national security, were forced to leave their strawberry farm on Bainbridge Island.
Lauren Weedman returns to Seattle with new solo show
Before Weedman popped up on TV, she cemented a reputation in Seattle as a fearlessly self-lacerating monologist. She returns to those roots with “Lauren Weedman BLOWS.”