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South Korea coach quits after early World Cup exit prompts fierce criticism from president
Former South Korea head coach Hong Myung-bo and nine of the 26 players in the South Korea squad landed at Incheon International Airport near Seoul under heavy security.
The Stranger
1 day
Trump Picked a Right-Wing ICE Lawyer for Western Washington’s Top Federal Cop
The office of US attorney is the top cop for each of the nation’s federal court districts. It’s an incredibly important office, but right now in the Western District of Washington we don’t technically have anyone doing the job. That’s because the Trump administration went against the established tradition—and political realism—of appointing someone the district’s […] The post Trump Picked a Right-Wing ICE Lawyer for Western Washington’s Top Federal Cop appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
1 day
The Last Cigarette
Illustrations by Pablo Iglesias The Frenchman Cheered For most of my life, I haven’t so much as touched a cigarette. I shared one with a couple of friends in high school at a sleepover, barely inhaled anything, and never looked back. But last year, I went to Paris for my 34th birthday. I couldn’t resist […] The post The Last Cigarette appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
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Stranger Suggests: Your Agenda This Week, June 29–July 5
MONDAY 6/29 Recuperate From Pride With Snacks (FOOD & DRINK) Pride weekend was exhausting. The Stranger was passing out papers during Sunday’s parade, and I am still sore from walking and yelling, “Who wants a free germaphobe-approved guide to eating ass?!” for four hours. I need a nutritious, life-affirming snack. All month, local eateries have […] The post Stranger Suggests: Your Agenda This Week, June 29–July 5 appeared first on The Stranger.
Capitol Hill Seattle
1 day
This week in CHS history | Sentence in CHOP homicide, Kenji Spurgeon murder, Sea Dragonsss artist
Here are the top stories from this week in CHS history: 2025 Police search for suspect after shooting in fight at packed Capitol Hill bar sends one to hospital — UPDATE This 2025 Pulitzer winner honed her work in Volunteer Park … Continue reading →
The Stranger
1 day
Slog AM: Supreme Court Saves Mail-In Voting, Europeans Love Seattle, and We Have Budget Holes Everywhere
Good morning! Pride weekend is over, and you’re still standing. Hungover? Maybe. Exhausted? Definitely. Finding glitter places it really shouldn’t be? Most likely. (Didn’t get the glitter person’s number? Submit an I Saw U!) We’ll ease you out of the weekend with some recovery weather: highs in the 60s and some cloud cover. Weather to […] The post Slog AM: Supreme Court Saves Mail-In Voting, Europeans Love Seattle, and We Have Budget Holes Everywhere appeared first on The Stranger.
Capitol Hill Seattle
1 day
‘Neumos Workers Are Winning’ — Another Seattle independent union effort is taking shape on Capitol Hill
By Ella Avital, UW News Lab Employees of Capitol Hill’s longest-running and most significant live music venue and its sibling bars sent a set of demands to management this spring in pursuit of increased wages and safety guarantees. The group … Continue reading →
Capitol Hill Seattle
1 day
Seattle considers ‘Do Not Solicit List’ to block predatory real estate activity and slow displacement
The Seattle City Council is considering protections hoped to help shield homeowners from predatory home-buying practices that target communities of color and vulnerable populations in an effort to slow displacement and erosion of generational wealth. A proposed ordinance part of the … Continue reading →
NW Asian Weekly
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South Korean tech giants to build a $518 billion chipmaking hub to serve soaring AI demand
South Korean tech giants Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix said Monday they will invest a combined 800 trillion won ($518 billion) in building a new computer chipmaking hub in the country’s southwest region, capitalizing on surging artificial intelligence -driven demand.
NW Asian Weekly
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Malaysia extends search for MH370 for another year, keeping families’ hopes alive
Malaysia has extended for another year its contract with marine robotics company Ocean Infinity for a deep-sea search in the southern Indian Ocean for wreckage of a Malaysia Airlines flight that disappeared 12 years ago.
NW Asian Weekly
1 day
Filipino migrants—including green card holders with serious medical conditions—are suffering inside Tacoma’s Northwest Ice Processing Center
Earlier this week, federal immigration agents detained a 76-year-old Filipino green card holder, known as Tatay L (“Father” L), at what was supposed to be his citizenship hearing.
Capitol Hill Seattle
3 days
CHS Pics | 10 pictures from a weekend of Pride on Capitol Hill
We will have many, many more soon but here are 10 scenes from the weekend’s Pride celebrations on Capitol Hill including the annual PrideFest street festival on Broadway, the Dyke March, Prom Dress Rugby at Cal Anderson, and Friday night’s … Continue reading →
