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The Stranger
42 minutes
The Washington Stonewall Democrats Want Organizations to “Revisit” Their Endorsements for Congressional Candidate Melissa Chaudhry
“I don’t want you to publish this,” Melissa Chaudhry, a candidate for US Congressional District 9, said during an explicitly on-the-record interview in The Stranger’s conference room, “but if elected, my personal plan and commitment is to be the first Green Party member of Congress that would switch parties while I’m in office.” “This is […] The post The Washington Stonewall Democrats Want Organizations to “Revisit” Their Endorsements for Congressional Candidate Melissa Chaudhry appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
about 3 hours
Stranger Suggests: Your Agenda This Week, July 13–July 19
MONDAY 7/13 Sincere Engineer, Ways Away, Smug LLC (MUSIC) If you like fast-paced, pop-punk-tinged rock songs about fucking up, falling in love, and/or finding joy in watching your enemies suffer, then you may already be in love with Chicago’s Sincere Engineer. The Hopeless Records act, led by vocalist/guitarist Deanna Belos, has an anthem for every […] The post Stranger Suggests: Your Agenda This Week, July 13–July 19 appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
about 4 hours
Slog AM: Senator Lindsay Graham Is Dead, So Is Dr. Grant, but Mitch McConnell Might Not Be
Good Morning! The sun is shining, NDAs are expiring. It’s summer in Seattle. We’ve got a week’s worth of central-casting summer weather coming up (high 70s, low 80s, barely a cloud in the sky), so go do summer things while we’re still free from the grip of smoke season. But first, the news. Grinder Loses […] The post Slog AM: Senator Lindsay Graham Is Dead, So Is Dr. Grant, but Mitch McConnell Might Not Be appeared first on The Stranger.
Seattle Medium
about 4 hours
A Timeline Of Nolan Wells’ Disappearance, Death And The Unfolding Investigation
The puzzling death of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old college football player, whose body was discovered on July 6 near Horn Island, has ignited widespread speculation and distrust, particularly given Mississippi's complex racial history. Wells' family, noting his status as the sole person of color in photographs with friends on the trip, has retained civil rights attorney Ben Crump, underscoring their demand for transparency and accountability as the investigation into his final hours continues.
Seattle Medium
about 5 hours
One Big Beautiful Bill Act Faces Scrutiny Ahead Of Midterm Elections
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law by President Trump one year ago, has become a pivotal factor in competitive battleground races. The legislation's significant reductions to essential safety-net programs, such as Medicaid and food stamps, have fueled widespread criticism, while its tax provisions have been noted for disproportionately benefiting affluent individuals.
Seattle Medium
about 5 hours
Mitch Mcconnell Has Been Hospitalized For A Month And His Team Won’t Say Why. Here’s What We Know
Senator Mitch McConnell has been hospitalized for approximately one month, with his office declining to disclose the medical reason for his admission or provide specific details on his health status. This lack of transparency has fueled public speculation and online rumors concerning his condition.
Seattle Medium
about 5 hours
Lindsey Graham’s Death Will Shake The Senate, And The November Election. Here’s What Comes Next
The sudden death of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham is set to impact Senate legislative business and the upcoming November election. Governor Henry McMaster will appoint a temporary replacement, and a special primary election will determine the new nominee for the ballot.
Seattle Medium
about 5 hours
Could The Next World Cup Have Even More Teams? FIFA Is Considering It
FIFA is considering a further expansion of the World Cup, with discussions underway for a potential 64-team tournament, following the success of the current record-setting 48-team format. This development coincides with photojournalists meticulously documenting the event's memorable moments, capturing the raw emotion and passion of the global competition. Simultaneously, the Golden Boot race remains a focal point, with Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé currently leading the pursuit for the tournament's top scorer.
Seattle Medium
about 5 hours
Crump, Sharpton Demand Answers in Nolan Wells Case
Civil rights leaders Attorney Benjamin Crump and Rev. Al Sharpton have demanded a thorough and transparent investigation into the death of 18-year-old football player Nolan Xavier Wells, who was found deceased following a July 4th boating excursion in Mississippi. Citing conflicting accounts and racial dynamics, they urged investigators to ensure no aspect of the case remains unexamined.
Seattle Medium
about 5 hours
How One Teacher’s Locs Changed Her Classroom
Educator and author Eghosa Obaizamomwan Hamilton asserts that Black women's hair experiences profoundly influence their educational journeys and pedagogical approaches. Hamilton, who recently published "Articulations, A Radical Methodology for Black Pedagogy: Redefining Education Through Black Women’s Hair Experiences," discussed how her personal decision to grow locs during the COVID-19 pandemic led to a more Black-centered teaching methodology. Her work highlights the systemic pressures Black women face regarding their natural hair and advocates for self-determination in educational spaces.
Seattle Medium
about 6 hours
Medicaid Ban On Routine Care At Planned Parenthood Ends
Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood and similar healthcare providers have been reinstated, restoring access to crucial routine healthcare services for millions of low-income individuals following the expiration of a congressional ban.
Seattle Met
about 6 hours
An Idea Worth Importing, from Tanuki Coffee Roasters
Justin Inahara saw how well the single-use pour-over kits, common in Asian, would fit the Seattle lifestyle.