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The Seattle Times
about 7 hours
2026 World Cup: Alex Freeman adds to family legacy of scoring in Seattle
Alex Freeman scored on a header for Team USA in its 2-0 World Cup win against Australia. He's the second member of his family to score in a game in Seattle.
The Seattle Times
about 8 hours
2026 World Cup: Australia regrets poor first half in loss vs. Team USA
Australia's poor first half proved too much to overcome against the United States, which clinched a place in the World Cup knockout stage.
The Seattle Times
about 10 hours
US soccer wins Seattle World Cup match, advancing to knockout round
Team USA clinched a spot in the FIFA Men's World Cup knockout round after beating Australia at a sold-out and raucous Seattle Stadium.
The Seattle Times
about 11 hours
Africa CDC chief says the continent needs to invest its own funds in Ebola response, vaccine
African officials must step up financing to respond and develop vaccines for the Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda.
The Seattle Times
about 11 hours
James Burrows, comedy director behind ‘Cheers’ and ‘Friends,’ dies at 85
The 11-time Emmy-winning director James Burrows, a force behind many fan favorites, has died, his family confirmed to People. He was 85.
The Seattle Times
about 11 hours
Catherine, Princess of Wales, urges human connection in a digital world
Catherine’s essay, published online, urges society to help children build real connections and warns against the ubiquity of screens in their daily lives.
The Seattle Times
about 11 hours
Ex-Seahawk Marshawn Lynch helps energize ‘Men in Blazers’ crowd
A sea of people — mostly wearing red, white and blue — filled the area around Pier 58 to capacity for Friday's "Men in Blazers Match Day Live!" broadcast.
The Seattle Times
about 12 hours
MLS commissioner says Sounders helped create memorable World Cup scene
MLS Commissioner Don Garber was on hand for the World Cup game at Seattle Stadium, and he lauded the Sounders for helping to create the scene around the game.
The Seattle Times
about 12 hours
Washington Huskies’ Danny Sprinkle adds DeAndre Haynes to staff
This is the second consecutive year that UW coach Danny Sprinkle has altered his staff, and it's unclear if there are any more changes in store for next season.
The Seattle Times
about 13 hours
Mourners bury a 6-month-old Ebola victim, marking third orphanage death as Congo outbreak spreads
Mourners in eastern Congo have gathered to bury a 6-month-old girl who died from Ebola earlier this week.
PubliCola
about 13 hours
Here’s What Being a “Child Care Candidate” Actually Means
By Erin Haick Everyone loves child care, especially in an election year. Candidates for the Legislature, City Council, and County… The post Here’s What Being a “Child Care Candidate” Actually Means appeared first on PubliCola.
The Seattle Times
about 13 hours
Is climate change supercharging El Nino? Scientists don’t agree
Scientists say the current El Nino is likely to be especially potent and could smash records. Some point to climate change as a cause, but there's no consensus.
