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Ken Paxtonβs Jan. 6 Speech Comes Back to Haunt Him
Analysis questions Trump administrationβs claim itβs deporting βthe worst of the worstβ
The current Trump administration claims its mass deportation efforts have expelledΒ nearly a million people through July of this year, but those include both voluntary returns…
Read full article βReport says βcircular financingβ shows AI bubble βprimed to popβ
A report released on Wednesday warns that the investment boom in artificial intelligence is a financial bubble that is βprimed to popβ and harm working-class…
Read full article βMAGA Economist Gets the Smirk Wiped Off His Smug Face
Why Far-Right Influencers Are Trapped in Their Own Grift
Trumpβs Company is DYING
Ten New Inventions Made in Seattle
From old-fashioned phones to a satellite network in space, the city is inventing the future.
Read full article βAΒ fraud czar, carrots for more housing and investigating Metro Surge killings: What Klobucharβs first months as governor would look like
The DFL hopeful is also bracing for a gloomy budget forecast and the possibility of state employee layoffs. The post AΒ fraud czar, carrots for more…
Read full article βTexasβ child care quality control measures played a role in enrollment cuts this fall
HB 2607 implemented quality control measures at Texas child care centers, but rising costs, a loss of federal funds and no additional state money has…
Read full article βReps introduce FCT Rent Regulation Bill to curb hikes, protect tenants
THE House of Representatives has introduced the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Rent Regulation and Tenantsβ Protection Bill, 2026, seeking to address rising accommodation costs and…
Read full article ββTrumpβs Brain is Like a Microwave Filled with Car Keys!β Bob Cesca Has Stephanie Miller in Tears
WATCH LIVE: Vance holds GOP midterm rally in Nebraska
The Thom Hartmann Program Live (10/22/2026)
King County Launches New Effort To Break Cycle of Addiction, Incarceration And Homelessness
King County is expanding health care and behavioral health services for people in adult jails, starting up to 90 days before release, to reduce repeat…
Read full article βWashington Attorney General Fights To Protect Medicaid Coverage For Vulnerable Residents
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown is seeking to join a federal lawsuit protecting Medicaid coverage for nearly 1,000 legally present immigrants, including refugees and disabled…
Read full article βThe Breakfast Group Celebrates 50 Years Of Mentorship And Community Leadership
The Breakfast Group marked its 50th anniversary with a gala celebrating five decades of mentorship and community leadership in Seattle's Black community. Founded in 1976,…
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