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Seattle Medium
about 5 hours
How Trump’s Takeover Fractured America’s Birthday Party
The left-leaning organization Next250 has reoriented its commemoration of America's 250th anniversary, presenting an alternative to former President Donald Trump's influence over the national celebration. This reorientation included a communal festival in Washington, D.C., featuring an indigenous opening ceremony, a march originating from the site formerly known as Black Lives Matter Plaza, and voter registration initiatives.
Seattle Medium
about 5 hours
2819 Church Pastor Joins Pro-Trump Preacher’s Youth Conference
Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell, founder of Atlanta’s 2819 Church, has significantly elevated his standing within evangelical Christianity by appearing as a featured speaker at Forward Conference 2026. This event, hosted by Jentezen Franklin, a pastor known for his close ties to former President Donald Trump, positions Mitchell alongside influential leaders and signals his growing acceptance within a movement that often functions as an informal credentialing system. Mitchell, a millennial pastor who emphasizes personal holiness over traditional Black church social justice, now shares a platform that expands his national reach.
Seattle Medium
about 6 hours
He Spent 12 Years Testing Genesis. Here’s Where It Led Him.
Dr. Nathanael-Israel Israel, following a 12-year study of cosmological data, asserts that the Genesis creation account is scientifically verifiable. The scientist proposes a mathematical formula as empirical evidence, introducing a new dimension to the long-standing debate concerning the compatibility of science and faith.
Seattle Medium
about 6 hours
Project TURN: Future Pastors Learning Beside Prisoners
Project TURN, a program at Duke Divinity School, unites divinity students and incarcerated individuals for theological, ethical, and Christian history studies within correctional facilities. This initiative challenges traditional prison ministry by positioning incarcerated participants as fellow students and theologians, fostering mutual transformation and educational equity.
Seattle Medium
about 6 hours
American Airlines Flight Aborts Takeoff In Miami After Business Jet Enters The Same Runway
An American Airlines flight bound for Bermuda aborted its takeoff at Miami International Airport after a business jet entered the same runway, resulting in the aircraft coming within a third of a mile of each other.
Seattle Medium
about 6 hours
The Supreme Court’s Willful Blindness In The Face Of Racial Animus
The Supreme Court has upheld the Trump administration's policies regarding Temporary Protective Status for Haitians, a decision that has drawn criticism for its perceived racial bias. Despite the President's documented statements expressing animus toward Haitians and the Department of State's 'Level 4 - Do Not Travel' advisories for Haiti, the Court's majority claimed to find no evidence of racial motivation, prompting concerns about the erosion of principles of justice.
The Urbanist
about 6 hours
The Good, the Bad, and the UGA-ly as WA Growth Management Act Turns 35
Here is what is working well and not so well as Washington State's Growth Management Act celebrates 35 years. Travis Merrigan suggests some reforms to keep suburban sprawl at bay.
Seattle Transit Blog
about 6 hours
Community Transit Ridership Jumped 24% After Lynnwood Link Restructure
Since the Lynnwood Link Extension opened in August 2024, Community Transit has overhauled its network. The two Link stations in Snohomish County have allowed the agency to invest more service hours in local routes than ever before. This investment comes at the cost the Commuter routes, which the agency has truncated and rebranded as Express. … Continue reading "Community Transit Ridership Jumped 24% After Lynnwood Link Restructure"
The Urbanist
about 24 hours
Op-Ed: How the Seattle Transit Measure Can Benefit All
Transit Riders Union's survey of nearly 500 people showed the importance of investing in transit and can help guide investments to maximize benefits from the expanded Seattle Transit Measure going to voters in the fall.
Seattle Transit Blog
1 day
Sunday Movie: Surrey-Langley Skytrain
Vancouver BC chose a Skytrain extension in the eastern Surrey-Langley suburbs over a competing surface light rail (LRT) proposal with a different L-shaped route. The video discusses the tradeoffs between the two, how to build an elevated rail extension, and the socioeconomic factors for the station cachement areas in both alternatives. (The B1M) This is … Continue reading "Sunday Movie: Surrey-Langley Skytrain"
PubliCola
2 days
This Week on PubliCola: June 27, 2026
Discouraging homelessness numbers, SPD hiring debate, King County budget shenanigans, and much more. By Erica C. Barnett Monday, June 22… The post This Week on PubliCola: June 27, 2026 appeared first on PubliCola.
The Urbanist
2 days
Op-Ed: Seattle Needs Car-Free Streets
The state passed a shared streets law in 2025, and it's time for Seattle to seize the opportunity and reclaim streets for people. Half measures aren't cutting it.
