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Justice Department Considers Settling Trump’s $10 Billion IRS Leak Lawsuit

The Justice Department is reportedly engaged in discussions concerning a potential settlement in President Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service. Sources familiar with the matter indicate that a provision under consideration involves the IRS discontinuing audits of the president, his family, and their businesses, a development that could raise significant ethical considerations.

Taxpayer-Funded Sexual Harassment Settlements Involving Lawmakers Exceeded $550,000, Newly Released Documents Show

Newly disclosed documents reveal that taxpayers have funded over half a million dollars in confidential congressional sexual harassment settlements, a total significantly higher than previously reported. This includes a $220,000 payment on behalf of former Democratic Rep. Alcee Hastings, marking the largest known settlement of its kind.

Trump Wants To Rebrand ICE As NICE. Not Everyone Agrees

President Donald Trump has advocated for renaming Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to 'National Immigration and Customs Enforcement' (NICE), a proposal that has sparked internal debate within the White House and the Department of Homeland Security. While both entities have promoted the concept through social media memes, officials have downplayed its serious consideration, noting that such a change would require congressional action and significant financial outlay, similar to previous rebranding efforts.

Running On Empty

Widespread exhaustion and depletion among Americans, fueled by economic and political instability, now threaten civic participation. This weariness leads many to engage out of fear rather than optimism, raising concerns for democratic engagement.

Do You Feel That Seattle Is An Area That Is Supportive Of Black Culture And Experiences?

Seattle is seen as creating communities for Black people by Black people themselves, rather than by the city, with some feeling that the city does support the Black community while others feel that it is not obvious.

Robin Fay Massie Calling: Healing Through Music and Medicine

Robin Fay Massie is a full-time school nurse, neonatal intensive care unit nurse, and freelance classical violaist who believes that music and nursing are two sides of the same coin, both rooted in service to God and others.

From A Dare To Lumen Field: How C. Davis BBQ Became A Seattle Community Staple

Charles Davis, owner and founder of C. Davis BBQ, has established a prominent Black-owned food truck enterprise in the Seattle area, serving thousands of pounds of Texas-style barbecue weekly and actively engaging in community support through nonprofit collaborations.

Claims Filed By Two Black Seattle Police Officers Raise More Questions About SPD’s Workplace Culture

By Aaron Allen, The Seattle Medium Two veteran Black Seattle police officers have filed separate claims against the City of Seattle, accusing the Seattle Police Department of fostering a workplace culture marked by racial harassment and unequal treatment. The claims, filed by the James Bible Law Group in King County Superior Court, allege discrimination, retaliation, […]

Mayor Wilson Prioritizes Black Business Growth And Affordable Housing

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson is working to address the city's biggest challenges, such as housing affordability, youth violence, economic displacement, and downtown recovery, through long-term investment, stronger community partnerships, and a holistic approach to public safety and affordability.

Building Financial Stability Starts With Small, Consistent Habits

JPMorgan Chase financial experts are encouraging residents to cultivate robust financial habits by understanding the four key areas of personal finance—earning, protecting, spending, and saving—and by viewing financial wellness as an ongoing journey built through consistency, preparation, and long-term goals.

Seattle Teen Uses Art And Black Hair Culture To Earn National Recognition From Google

Kameirah Johnson, a senior at Lakeside High School, earned national recognition from Google for her Doodle for Google competition artwork, which celebrated the beauty, resilience, and cultural significance of Black hair.