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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.
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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
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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.
The Stranger
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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.
My Ballard
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Weekly Ballard events roundup: July 6-12
Here’s your weekly events roundup for July 6-12 in Ballard. Plenty to do around the neighborhood this week, with the big draw being the Ballard Music & Seafoodfest, happening July ... Read more
Seattle Weekly
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Federal Way woman pleads guilty to wire, bank fraud
The 53-year-old woman presented herself as an investment advisor and defrauded $3 million from people in the Korean community, many of whom are elderly.
My Ballard
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Ballard Pickleball Club plans to open this fall in former Joann Fabrics building
The Ballard Pickleball Club is on track to open this fall in the former Joann Fabrics building, according to project lead Pat Gilbrough. Gilbrough, the former owner of Ballard Health Club, ... Read more
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.
PubliCola
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Sound Transit’s Bespoke Wayfinding System Is Unnecessarily Baffling
International visitors have likely never seen anything quite like it. By Erica C. Barnett For Sound Transit, the World… The post Sound Transit’s Bespoke Wayfinding System Is Unnecessarily Baffling appeared first on PubliCola.
Seattle Weekly
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KC Council approves $431 million supplemental budget
The King County Council has approved a $431 million supplemental budget for the 2026-2027 season.
Seattle Weekly
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Wildlife abound at Nisqually refuge | Hiking the Evergreen State
Deer. Seals. Eagles. And stunning views. The Olympia-area preserve has it all, if you can follow some rules.
Seattle Weekly
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Driver dies in Kent during Pacific Raceways competition
A driver was killed Sunday, July 5 at Pacific Raceways in Kent during the 38th Annual Pacific Northwest Historics.