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Belgium Ends The USA’s World Cup Dream With A Dominant 4-1 Win In The Round Of 16
The United States exited the World Cup following a 4-1 defeat to Belgium. Romelu Lukaku scored Belgium's final goal, solidifying the outcome. Post-match, US players displayed visible disappointment as they convened at the center of the pitch for a final address from coach Mauricio Pochettino.
Seattle Medium
about 9 hours
A Metro Car Photo Became A Portrait Of Trump’s America
A Reuters photograph, depicting a lone Black woman on a Washington, D.C. subway car amidst masked white nationalists, has emerged as a powerful visual testament to America's enduring legacy of racial intimidation and division.
Seattle Medium
about 9 hours
A Nation That Forgets Its History Is Bound
The enduring struggle for voting rights remains a critical focus, with historical patterns revealing consistent efforts to disenfranchise citizens and consolidate power among a select few. This ongoing battle underscores the imperative to safeguard suffrage for all, ensuring that governmental authority genuinely reflects the will of the populace.
Field Gulls
about 9 hours
5 Seahawks position battle questions heading into training camp
There was a time when Seattle Seahawks training camp was defined by uncertainty at the top of the roster. That’s not really the case anymore. Mike Macdonald enters Year 3 with a much clearer picture of what his team is supposed to look like. The quarterback situation is stable, much of the offensive line returns […]
Field Gulls
about 10 hours
Seahawks News 7/7: How the Seahawks have maintained continuity
In Today’s Links: a look at the dreaded Bucaneers game from last season by Seaside Joe, cool Seattle Seahawks videos, more player rankings, and a little bit more. There’s something on the bone, but I hope you brought a side-dish. Thanks for being here. Go, ‘Hawks! #np Esperanca by Garoto Seattle Seahawks News That time […]
Field Gulls
about 20 hours
Seahawks go all out to support USA, who exit World Cup in disastrous Seattle finale
The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks were on hand for one of the biggest matches the United States men’s national soccer team has ever played. Unfortunately, the USA picked the worst time to lose their undefeated record at Seattle Stadium/Lumen Field, and their dreams of a deep run in the 2026 FIFA World Cup are […]
The Stranger
1 day
The Stranger’s Summer Drinking Guide!
Seattle’s full of places to drink and lounge in the sun, but if you’re thinking it’s a nice day to chill on a patio, chances are so is everyone else. Patios, rooftop bars, back decks—they all fill up fast around here, so we cobbled together some of our reliable favorites for the next time you […] The post The Stranger’s Summer Drinking Guide! appeared first on The Stranger.
NW Asian Weekly
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11-year-old driver crashes truck into Buddhist monks in Thailand, killing 10
An 11-year-old driver crashed a truck into Buddhist monks on a pilgrimage walk in northeastern Thailand last Thursday, killing 10 of them and injuring others, officials said.
NW Asian Weekly
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Another Philippine senator arrested for alleged large-scale corruption
A Philippine senator was arrested Monday and charged under the country’s anti-corruption statutes, becoming the latest member of the upper legislative chamber to be arrested in more than a month over suspicion of large-scale graft.
NW Asian Weekly
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Taiwan builds a ‘Rainbow Bridge’ at Seattle Pride, highlighting LGBTQ+ inclusion and culture
Taiwan brought a colorful celebration of culture, identity, and LGBTQ+ inclusion to the streets of Seattle on Sunday, June 29, as the Taiwan Tourism Administration debuted a Taiwan-themed float in the 2026 Seattle Pride Parade.
The Stranger
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This July, Eat the Real American Classics
This story was originally published in The Stranger’s July 2026 print issue. It’s the month where we celebrate the birth of this complicated nation, and if you’re feeling mixed emotions about how to commemorate the US’s semiquincentennial (250th!), I have a solid game plan for you. This July, I’m taking special aim at American food […] The post This July, Eat the Real American Classics appeared first on The Stranger.
NW Asian Weekly
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Over 100 AAPI gain citizenship on 250th Independence Day
“It takes paperwork, persistence, and patience,” said Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson, as she addressed 252 immigrants before they took the Oath of Allegiance to become citizens on July 4—–the nation’s 250th Independence Day—–at the 41st naturalization ceremony held at Seattle Center.