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Frontier Passenger Chokes Off-Duty Flight Attendant After Trying To Open Exit Door And Cockpit On Chicago Flight, Police Say

A Frontier Airlines flight bound for Chicago was diverted to Miami International Airport after a passenger engaged in disruptive behavior, including attempts to open an emergency exit door and enter the cockpit, culminating in the assault of an off-duty flight attendant.

Supreme Court Turns Toward An Explosive Final Month With Trump’s Priorities At Stake

The U.S. Supreme Court is navigating an extraordinary confrontation with Donald Trump as it prepares to issue over two dozen opinions by month's end. These decisions, in which the Trump administration was actively involved in nearly all, are expected to significantly shape the initial two years of his presidency. Trump has publicly signaled his intent to criticize the court should rulings not align with his administration's objectives.

Ultraprocessed Food Scientists Say Americans Are ‘Fed Up’ With Industry And Government Inaction

A recent survey indicates significant public demand for enhanced regulation of ultraprocessed foods, with 77% of Americans advocating for mandated warning labels. The poll further reports that 70% support a ban on advertising these products on children's television, and 87% call for government safety testing of all laboratory-made chemicals utilized in food production.

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.

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.

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.

Celebrate Pride 2026, South End Style

Looking for Pride plans beyond downtown? Our guide rounds up South Seattle's biggest LBGTQIA+ celebrations, from White Center and Columbia City to Georgetown, Hillman City, and beyond.

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.

King County Transportation District nears finalizing new sales tax

Board members agree cities should receive a portion of the $100 million in expected revenue, but are now debating minimum and maximum amounts.

OPINION | To the Class of 2026: Your Actions Can Help Shape Our Future

How Villanova Shaped The New York Knicks’ Dominant Run To The NBA Finals

Former Villanova Wildcats teammates Mikal Bridges, Josh Hart, and Jalen Brunson are poised to achieve a historic milestone, potentially becoming the first trio to secure both collegiate and professional basketball championships should they lead the New York Knicks to an NBA title.

Do You Trust The Information You Receive From AI?

AI can be a useful tool for research, but it is important to double-check and triple-check all sources to ensure accuracy, as AI has a pattern of providing false information and existing biases.