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The Stranger
28 days
‘Wait, Capitol Hill Is Gay?’
This story originally appeared in The Stranger’s 2026 Queer Issue. Happy Anniversary! It’s been one year since Christian supremacists took over a historically queer park in Seattle’s historically queer neighborhood. The event, which you may have read about in last year’s Queer Issue, was part of the Mayday USA tour, an anti-trans, anti-abortion spectacle specifically […] The post ‘Wait, Capitol Hill Is Gay?’ appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Medium
28 days
The World’s Biggest Tech Companies Are Betting Big On Computers That Control Themselves
Nvidia, Microsoft, and Google are spearheading the development of new technologies poised to enable artificial intelligence agents to autonomously manage complex operations. This initiative seeks to reduce the conventional reliance on keyboards and mice for computer interaction.
Seattle Medium
28 days
Trump Signs Executive Order Asking For Access To New A.I. Models Before They Launch
President Donald Trump signed an executive order to allow the government early access to advanced AI models to assess cybersecurity risks and protect critical infrastructure.
Seattle Medium
28 days
White House Correspondents’ Association Reschedules Dinner After Shooting Incident
The White House Correspondents' Association announced that a second dinner will be held on July 24 with enhanced security measures after the April event was halted by a shooting incident, and President Donald Trump has accepted an invitation to speak at the dinner.
The Seattle Times
28 days
2 dead after Highway 18 police chase, crash in Federal Way
Two people inside the vehicle were killed and two people ejected have been taken to Harborview Medical Center, their conditions unknown.
The Seattle Times
28 days
SpaceX IPO Sells Rocket Business Hype in 17-Minute Video Pitch
SpaceX set out its IPO pitch to retail investors with a video in which CFO Bret Johnsen joins the dots between the company's rocket, satellite and AI businesses.
The Seattle Times
28 days
Melinda French Gates donates $215 million to improve women’s health worldwide
Melinda French Gates is pledging $215 million for contraceptive access and maternal care, as well as initiatives for middle-age women.
The Seattle Times
28 days
In Iowa, water pollution is a health threat that also disrupts summer fun
Iowa’s waterways face significant pollution challenges due to agricultural runoff and sewage.
Seattle Medium
28 days
A Story In Every Scent: Four UW Students Build Community Through Culture And Entrepreneurship
Four University of Washington students founded Lumiére, a candle company built around memories, culture and identity, to create a connection between customers and their own heritage and experiences through hand-poured candles.
The Seattle Times
28 days
Why is dilution a cleanup strategy for the Longview mill disaster?
Although the city's drinking water remains safe, residents are still being told to stay away from affected sloughs, dikes and drainage ditches.
The Seattle Times
28 days
Paul Dorpat, longtime Seattle historian, dies at 87
Dorpat was known for his long-running Now & Then weekly feature in The Seattle Times and his books on local history.
The Seattle Times
28 days
Seattle-area housing market is stuck in affordability trap
The Seattle-area housing market remains weak as high mortgage rates, war, gas prices and more keep home shoppers on the sidelines.
