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The Seattle Times
17 days
The AIDS Memorial Quilt made a fearful epidemic powerfully human
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The Seattle Times
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Same-sex couple households surge, but Seattle still loses top spot
Seattle lost its No. 1 ranking among major U.S. cities for the share of households that are same-sex couples, as Portland claimed the top spot, writes FYI Guy.
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WA legislative challengers raise big money to oust incumbents
Several challengers are outraising incumbents in intraparty battles that are exposing ideological divides within both parties.
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Seattle scientists seek answers as colorectal cancer trends younger
The disease is increasing hitting younger adults in the U.S. and in Washington. Seattle researchers wonder: Could exposures in the environment be a risk factor?
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17 days
These Bosnian families in Seattle are ecstatic for the World Cup
From a local catering company to soccer-loving members of the Bosnian diaspora, these families are celebrating their soccer team arriving in Seattle.
The Seattle Times
17 days
World Cup schedule Monday: Argentina’s Lionel Messi looking to break record
A new week has arrived, and with Monday comes the chance for Argentina’s Lionel Messi to make history. Here's what to watch.
The Seattle Times
17 days
Oliver Tree, eccentric American musician and comedian, dies at 32
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Kenya’s health minister found in contempt of court over US-backed Ebola facility
Kenya’s High Court has found the health minister in contempt of court for failing to halt the construction of an Ebola quarantine facility intended for Americans, despite existing court orders.
Seattle Medium
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At Obama Center, Democracy’s Triumphs and Contradictions Share The Stage
The United States, established on principles of liberty, navigates a complex history characterized by inherent contradictions and past errors. Critical acknowledgment of these historical shortcomings is imperative for the nation's ongoing evolution and societal advancement.
Seattle Medium
17 days
Michelle Obama’s ‘Imperfect Democracy’ Remark Revives Questions America Has Never Fully Answered
During the opening of the Obama Presidential Center, former First Lady Michelle Obama underscored its significance as a "living testament to the power of choice" and an "urgent call" for Americans to continue striving for a more perfect democracy. Her remarks highlighted the nation's "imperfect democracy" and the ongoing imperative to align its foundational ideals with its actions, reflecting a broader national dialogue on historical contradictions and future aspirations.
Seattle Medium
17 days
Explaining The World Cup’s Newest Rules
FIFA has implemented a new regulation for the current World Cup, stipulating that players can be sent off for covering their mouths in confrontational situations with opponents. This rule was notably applied when Miguel Almiron received a red card during Paraguay's victory over Turkey.