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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.
The Stranger
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Stranger Suggests: Your Agenda This Week, July 6–July 12
MONDAY 7/6 Seattle Chamber Music Society’s Tasting Notes: J. Kenji Lopez-Alt (FOOD) We all know Kenji as a NYT Best-Selling, James Beard Award–winning author, chef, content creator, and newish Seattleite, but fun fact: He was once on track to be a virtuoso violinist, and he still dabbles in the classical sphere. López-Alt’s talents in food […] The post Stranger Suggests: Your Agenda This Week, July 6–July 12 appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
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Slog AM: The World Cup Is Coming Back to Seattle, Trump’s Party Didn’t Go to Plan, and the Millionaires Tax Got on the November Ballot
Good morning! The Fourth of July weekend is over, which means we have at least two more weeks of hearing surprise fireworks at 1 a.m. After some perfect, mild weather this weekend, we’re spiking into the 80s just for today. It’s a good day to remember that we’re surrounded by water on three sides. Get […] The post Slog AM: The World Cup Is Coming Back to Seattle, Trump’s Party Didn’t Go to Plan, and the Millionaires Tax Got on the November Ballot appeared first on The Stranger.
GeekWire
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Seattle’s Cascade PBS spins out Local Public, a tech platform that builds streaming apps for stations
The goal is to provide local PBS stations nationwide their own branded, station-curated streaming apps — plus tools for fundraising and audience data — as an alternative to a one-size-fits-all national app. Read More
Field Gulls
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Which Seahawks rookies could make the biggest impact in 2026?
The Seattle Seahawks 2026 rookie class may not feature a long list of immediate starters, but that doesn’t mean this group won’t make an impact this season. With Mike Macdonald entering his third year and the roster becoming increasingly competitive, earning playing time will be more difficult than it was for previous rookie classes. At […]
GeekWire
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A ‘painful’ reset for Xbox: 3,200 job cuts, studio spinoffs, and a vow to return to growth in 2027
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma calls it the most significant restructuring in Xbox history: 3,200 job cuts, four studio spinoffs, a new COO, and a flattened management structure — all aimed at turning around a division she says has been losing 64 cents on every dollar invested in its studios. Read More
Seattle Medium
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White House Report Accuses Smithsonian Leadership Of Radical Ideology
In a new report, the White House has accused the Smithsonian Institution of adopting a divisive, far-left ideological framework that erases American heritage, asserting that the institution has moved its mission toward 'extreme political activism.' This accusation follows a comprehensive internal review ordered by the White House to ensure the Smithsonian's exhibits and materials align with the President's directive to celebrate American exceptionalism and combat what it terms 'historical revisions.'
Seattle Medium
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FIFA Stunned The Soccer World By Allowing The USA’s Folarin Balogun To Play On Monday
FIFA's disciplinary committee has suspended striker Folarin Balogun's automatic one-match ban for one year, allowing his participation in the Round of 16 match against Belgium. The decision, which utilizes Article 27 of FIFA's code, comes amid reports of President Donald Trump's direct communication with FIFA President Gianni Infantino regarding the red card incident, drawing scrutiny to the intervention.
Field Gulls
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Seahawks players are all in lockstep about what made the Super Bowl team special
What made the 2025 Seattle Seahawks a championship team? I love that the new “Making a Champion” video series explores the magical Super Bowl run from many different perspectives, then finally boils it down to solely that question at the end. After a first episode featuring ‘Hawks GM, John Schneider, episodes 2 (Uchenna Nwosu), 3 […]
South Seattle Emerald
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Kayla Floyd Is Ready to Punch Her Ticket to National Boxing Glory
At Reign City Athletics, Kayla Floyd trains for a bigger stage as Seattle's changing neighborhoods test the boxing community that raised her.
Seattle Medium
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America 250: Why Crispus Attucks Matters Today
Amidst national commemorations of the United States' 250th anniversary, a commentary proposes honoring Crispus Attucks, the formerly enslaved sailor who became the first casualty of the American Revolution during the Boston Massacre, as a symbol of the nation's ongoing pursuit of freedom and justice.
Seattle Medium
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A Year In, Trump’s Spending Cuts Hit Hardest In Black Communities
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law last July, has significantly curtailed access to healthcare and food assistance for millions of low-income Americans, with Black communities disproportionately affected. The legislation, which enacted trillions in cuts to Medicaid and food assistance budgets, has led to a 4.6 million decrease in Medicaid and CHIP enrollment and over 4 million fewer SNAP participants, intensifying existing systemic inequities.