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Survey: One In Three Americans Trust AI As Much As A Pastor

New research indicates a growing number of Americans are seeking spiritual guidance from artificial intelligence, presenting a significant challenge to Black churches. These institutions have historically served as cornerstones for faith, community, and social support within Black American communities, raising questions about the impact of algorithms on their traditional role.

Faith Requires Work To Succeed

Donald Trump is accused of prioritizing his own interests, family, and friends over the American people, while spending tax dollars on lavish projects and pardoning criminals, and is urged to be held accountable through voting.

Multiple shops teed up for Suncadia's burgeoning retail village

Suncadia's retail component was scrapped during the 2008 recession and revived after a 2021 recapitalization.

Foreclosures are spiking nationally, but the picture is mixed in the Seattle area

Foreclosure activity has been on the rise nationally. Here's a closer look at the picture in the Puget Sound region.

Seahawks legal chief breaks down the team's offseason, from parade prep to FIFA talks

Seahawks Chief Legal Officer Ed Goines has seen professional sports become a sophisticated business over the course of his career.

Puget Sound business leaders take charge on social change

These business leaders and advocates are speaking out for the LGBTQ+ community and shaping the future of equality and inclusivity in the Puget Sound region.

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Docusign headed to JPMorganChase Center, leaving namesake Seattle office tower

Docusign's new lease, spanning multiple floors, begins next summer.

Seattle-area restaurateur Brandon Ting wants a Supreme Dumplings in every US city

The Kizuki Ramen & Izakaya founder is now focused on expanding his Supreme Dumplings concept, currently with eight locations and dozens more planned nationwide.

Transgender rights pioneer Marsha Botzer brings labor activism to LGBTQ+ rights

The Ingersoll Gender Center founder helped pass Washington's 2006 anti-discrimination law. Now she's calling on business leaders to join the fight against federal opposition.

Seattle Mariners catcher sells Bellevue home for $3 million

The veteran catcher bought the five-bedroom home in February 2024, a few months after signing with the Mariners as a free agent.