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The Seattle Times
21 days
Mariners prospect Kade Anderson nearly flawless in latest Double-A start
Mariners prospect Kade Anderson was nearly flawless again Friday night for Double-A Arkansas, allowing just two hits over six shutout innings in a 4-0 victory.
The Seattle Times
21 days
Can USA soccer win the World Cup? Logic says no, but the vibes scream yes
The U.S. is playing the best, or at least close to the best it ever has, and it's all happening on its home soil. Can they win the World Cup?
The Seattle Times
21 days
Undav scores twice as Germany beats Ivory Coast 2-1, advances to World Cup knockout phase
Deniz Undav scored twice after being subbed on in the second half as Germany defeated Ivory Coast and clinched a spot in the knockout phase at the World Cup.
The Seattle Times
21 days
Fighting Ebola means going door to door to explain that it’s real
The form of Ebola that's officially killed more than 200 people so far is a rare strain that has no approved vaccine or treatment.
The Seattle Times
21 days
A key Team USA World Cup goal spiked seismic activity in Seattle
The rumbling and cheers for Team USA matched past fan-made quakes at Seattle Seahawks playoff games.
The Seattle Times
21 days
Washington Huskies land blue-chip Southern California safety
The Huskies added a commitment from safety Jaden Walk-Green, a composite four-star prospect, on Saturday.
The Seattle Times
21 days
Storm fall apart against Mercury for record-tying 10th straight loss
After losing control in the second and third quarters against the Mercury, the Storm tied a franchise record with their 10th straight loss.
The Seattle Times
21 days
Brobbey and Gakpo strike twice each as Netherlands routs Sweden 5-1 to lead Group F
Brian Brobbey and Cody Gakpo scored two goals apiece to power Netherlands to a 5-1 win over Sweden in the World Cup and lead the Group F standings.
The Seattle Times
21 days
USA in World Cup: What’s next, potential knockout opponents, Roldan’s role
With the U.S. wrapping up its group, it would make a lot of sense for Christian Roldan to get significant minutes against Turkey.
The Seattle Times
21 days
Swimmer presumed dead in Lake Washington near Kirkland
A man swimming near Holmes Point on Lake Washington was presumed dead after disappearing early Saturday, according to police.
The Seattle Times
21 days
Burn ban in Snohomish County amid dry weather
The ban encompasses unincorporated parts of the county and restricts all residential open burns, except for cooking fires.
GeekWire
21 days
Anthropic, Amazon, and the Fable shutdown; AI-powered school arrives; World Cup tech
Anthropic took its two newest AI models offline to comply with a U.S. order, with Amazon CEO Andy Jassy reportedly among those who raised the concerns behind it. The GeekWire Podcast also digs into agentic AI's effect on Amazon's culture, an AI-driven school opening near Seattle, and the sensor-packed World Cup ball. Read More
