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Supreme Court Puts Off Fight Over Who Can Sue To Enforce What’s Left Of The Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court has returned two pivotal Voting Rights Act cases to lower courts, deferring a definitive ruling on the ability of private citizens to bring lawsuits under the statute and leaving the already weakened landmark civil rights legislation in further uncertainty.
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Seahawks News 5/18: Dante Fowler’s impact could equal Ws for the Seahawks
In Today’s Links: a very paltry good Monday morning to you all here at Field Gulls. Enjoy what we’ve cobbled together. As it were, thanks for being here. Go, ‘Hawks! #np The A Team Theme Song by Mike Post and Pete Carpenter Seahawks News The Seahawks haven’t hit their ceiling yet – Seaside JoeAs good […]
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Brown’s Unfinished Promise
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Former Seahawks tight end announces retirement
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Seahawks roster battles: How will Seattle’s secondary shape up in training camp?
The Seattle Seahawks are entering one of the most fascinating seasons this franchise has seen in years. Coming off a championship season, expectations are obviously sky high, but what makes this offseason so interesting is that Seattle didn’t approach it like a team trying to completely reinvent itself. Instead, this organization doubled down on continuity, […]
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Former Seahawks running back Rashaad Penny feels like he let Seattle down due to injuries
From the moment his name was announced at the 2018 NFL Draft, Rashaad Penny became a dividing line among fans of the Seattle Seahawks. That remained the case for five seasons as the Seahawks battled to stay relevant in an ever-changing NFC West; the uber-talented Penny battled to stay on the field. After playing 42 […]
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Seahawks News 5/17: 2026 is primed for Derick Hall, Seahawks to thrive
In Today’s Links: how high the ceiling for our beloved Seattle Seahawks?; things to watch for in the upcoming NFL season, the general outlook for our squad, and a little bit more. Happy Sunday. Hope that y’all are well. Thanks for being here. Go, ‘Hawks! #np Back, Baby by Jessica Pratt Seahawks News The Seahawks […]
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Firebirds Round 3 Playoffs SO FAR: BIRDFIGHT…2!
The Need to Knows The Times for remaining games: Game 3: May 17 – 5:05pm PDT Game 4: May 20 – 7:05pm PDT Game 5: May 22- 7:05pm PDT The Place: All remaining games in this series will be conducted in Blue Federal Credit Union Arena in Loveland, Colorado Place to Watch: FloHockey What Happened in Games 1 and 2? Shutouts. Shutouts happened. The Eagles came to Coachella’s barn and dropped a 3-0 result on them to open the series… …Not taking that lying down, Coachella came right back in Game 2, and smashed Colorado flat in a 4-0 series tying statement. What to expect from the rest of this series and X-factors Honestly? The beginning of the real series. After two absolute blowouts where both teams took turns making the other look hapless or considerably unlucky, we now get to see how both teams respond. As for playoff performance, the Eagles haven’t been nearly as battle tested as the Firebirds, but that’s because the Eagles are damn good at just eliminating foes when it comes time to; going 2-for-2 against San Diego, and have only surrendered one game prior to Game 2 to the Henderson Silver Knights, and that one was in Double OT. The loss that the Firebirds handed them however suggests that they were not ready for that kind of game; particularly against a forecheck that seems to have adjusted in just such a way to break into their defensive structure and make them look silly. Colorado might be good, but they struggled on the regular season to keep up momentum against Coachella as the season wore on. They certainly didn’t expect to be facing the AHL playoffs’ highest goalscoring duo, and four of the top 7 point-getters in the playoffs to be playing in Coachella; which is just a testament to the work that the Firebirds are getting across their lineup, but specifically JR Avon and Oscar Fisker Mølgaard; who have become game-warping talents out there in the desert, and the work of Jagger Firkus and Jani Nyman, who have become playmakers and goal enablers for the rest of the Firebirds. Colorado meanwhile can boast depth throughout their lineup, and certainly some strong goaltending, but that depth if it can’t get going can look pretty easy to throw off their game. Naturally, this will be a major pain point for the Firebirds to exploit, because unlike the last two games and unlike the last two series; they’ll have to do it all on the road. While the Reign series did feature more games in Ontario than in Coachella, they were spaced out enough that the juice of returning home to their impressively raucous crowd allowed them to take some serious momentum. That will not be the case in this series, as all three of the upcoming games in this series, should they need all of them, will be in Loveland; come hell or high water. The Firebirds need to dig deep, make life easier for Nikke Kokko, and find a way to keep that blowout’s lessons in mind; they can be beaten, they can be flustered. They just gotta do that two more times before we’re in Western Conference Finals territory. LET’S GO FIREBIRDS.
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NFL considered New York Giants as Seahawks’ opening night opponent
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Beau Stephens brings exactly what the Seahawks offensive line needed
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Where the Seahawks rank in terms of rest advantage in 2026
Have you ever had a dream so good that you just wanted to go back to sleep to keep the vibes going? What if it got even better? That’s how the Seattle Seahawks’ Super Bowl wins have felt, as a fan and native son of Seattle. From a team (and city) that, at times, felt […]
