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This Afternoon
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Thursday
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Thursday Night
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Seattle Medium
about 5 hours
Haiti’s World Cup Run Ends With A Supreme Court Ruling Striking A Blow To Many Fans
The U.S. Supreme Court has authorized the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for potentially millions of foreign nationals from conflict-affected nations such as Haiti and Syria. This decision could result in over 350,000 Haitians losing work authorizations and their ability to remain in the country, raising concerns about their safety and economic stability, given the severe gang violence and displacement in Haiti.
Seattle Medium
about 5 hours
Apple Is Hiking The Prices Of Macbooks And Ipads Due To The Memory Chip Shortage
Apple has implemented price increases across several of its flagship products, including the MacBook and iPad, citing escalating costs for memory and storage chips driven by the burgeoning artificial intelligence sector.
Seattle Medium
about 5 hours
Investors Bet On A.I. Again After Micron Reports 346% Sales Jump
Micron Technology's stock surged over 16% in pre-market trading Thursday, following the release of its third-quarter results. The chipmaker reported a nearly 15-fold increase in profit, reaching $28.2 billion, and a 346% rise in revenues compared to the previous year. This significant upturn reversed a 13% decline in its stock on Tuesday, which occurred amidst a global sell-off impacting AI and AI-adjacent companies.
PubliCola
about 6 hours
How Do We Get Transit Champions on Transit Boards?
By Anna Zivarts Watching the Sound Transit board vote at the end of May, I think I felt like a… The post How Do We Get Transit Champions on Transit Boards? appeared first on PubliCola.
Seattle Medium
1 day
After Months of Questions, Brandon Roy and Garfield Leaders Reflect on a Difficult Chapter
Brandon Roy has returned to his role as head basketball coach at Garfield High School after being cleared of recruiting violation allegations. The reinstatement follows an investigation by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) that found the claims unsubstantiated, with Roy and Principal Dr. Tarance Hart now committed to moving past the controversy and rebuilding community trust.
Seattle Medium
1 day
Brandon Roy Returns To Garfield After WIAA Investigation Clears Him Of Recruiting Allegations
Brandon Roy, former NBA star and Garfield High School boys basketball head coach, has been reinstated to his coaching position following an investigation by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) that cleared him of alleged recruiting violations. The WIAA concluded that all evidence supporting the allegations was unsubstantiated, a development that follows significant community scrutiny over his prior dismissal.
The Stranger
1 day
A Woman Possessed
This story was originally published in The Stranger’s 2026 Queer Issue. It was from the glittering ashes of male-centric glam rock that one of LA’s first punk bands emerged. As a music-obsessed teenager who was convinced she’d one day marry Elton John (this isthe bi experience, people), Alice Bag met Patricia Morrison (Legal Weapon, the […] The post A Woman Possessed appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
1 day
Sea Change
It got salty, and there were some rough waters, but unionized employees and management at Sea Creatures restaurant group came to a tentative agreement on a union contract Wednesday night, the union announced to The Stranger. This means that workers at acclaimed oyster bar the Walrus and the Carpenter and both locations of doughnut shop […] The post Sea Change appeared first on The Stranger.
NW Asian Weekly
1 day
First of its kind queer museum in San Francisco Chinatown amplifies Chinese LGBTQ+ artists
On one side of the world, Xiangqi Chen can be punished for her LGBTQ+ activism.
NW Asian Weekly
1 day
“Rice on Repeat” circus brings food, family, and friendship
“Before I started circus (training), I climbed in bouldering gyms for seven years.
The Stranger
1 day
Slog AM: Supreme Court Says No More Deportation Protection for Haitian and Syrian Immigrants, Europe Bakes, Mayor Katie Wilson Hires Temporary Communications Staff
According to state records, part of the chemical tank that ruptured in an implosion at the Nippon Dynawave Packing Company pulp mill that killed 11 and injured eight last month had sprung a leak in late 2023 and early 2024. Records also show that state regulators have cited the mill for clean air and water […] The post Slog AM: Supreme Court Says No More Deportation Protection for Haitian and Syrian Immigrants, Europe Bakes, Mayor Katie Wilson Hires Temporary Communications Staff appeared first on The Stranger.
NW Asian Weekly
1 day
Cambodia Supreme Court upholds treason convictions of 2 journalists, raising press freedom questions
Cambodia’s Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the treason conviction and 14-year prison sentence of two journalists who posted photographs on Facebook last year related to border clashes with Thailand, prompting new accusations from rights groups that Prime Minister Hun Manet ‘s government is influencing the courts to quash press freedoms.