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NW Asian Weekly
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New rice study highlights arsenic exposure
For many Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) families, dinner often starts with a pot of rice.
NW Asian Weekly
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Family says US seismologist has been detained in China for nearly 2 years with no trial
A China-born American seismologist has been detained in China without trial for nearly two years, an advocacy group advising the family said Tuesday, a revelation that came a couple of months before Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to visit the U.S.
The Seattle Times
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Capt. ‘Sully’ Sullenberger got Alzheimer’s diagnosis after his photographic memory began to fail
Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger said his “journey” of living with Alzheimer's began a year ago after he noticed that something was “a bit off” with what he describes as his photographic memory.
The Seattle Times
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Senate committee reviews Erica Schwartz’s nomination to take over beleaguered CDC
The nominee to lead the nation’s top public health agency is appearing before a U.S. Senate committee.
The Seattle Times
1 day
Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium puffin habitat closes after deaths
Visitors to the outdoor puffin habitat are encouraged to monitor themselves for symptoms of an avian disease,. although risk is believed to be low.
The Seattle Times
1 day
3-alarm fire south of Seattle’s Sodo neighborhood destroys warehouse
The three-alarm fire sent a pillar of black smoke into the sky, prompting an alert to residents within a half-mile radius to close their windows and doors.
The Seattle Times
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Messi vs Bellingham could be the story of the World Cup semifinal between England and Argentina
The battle of the two No. 10s could be pivotal to deciding Wednesday's match in Atlanta.
The Seattle Times
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Agitation in Dementia Can Be Helped by Medical Cannabis, Study Suggests
Agitation affects nearly half of people with advanced dementia who are nearing the end of their lives, experts say. It is often difficult to manage and upsetting for patients and caregivers.
The Seattle Times
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Idaho shows WA how to do democracy right. Really, Idaho
In one of the reddest states in the nation, they’re going to vote this fall on one of the bluest topics imaginable. How a team of volunteers made it happen.
The Seattle Times
1 day
Seattle’s Best vs. Seattle Strong: Coffee trademark battle heats up
Nestlé has expanded its trademark challenge against Seattle Strong Coffee Company, setting up a clash between a local cold brew company and the Swiss behemoth.
The Seattle Times
1 day
SeaTac, seeking identity beyond airport, launches pop-up beer gardens
Why SeaTac is hosting public outdoor parties? Started for the World Cup, it's part of a 10-year plan aimed at boosting the city's cultural identity and tourism.
The Seattle Times
1 day
WA therapists consider whether to bring AI into sessions
The AI boom has led to a growing debate in the therapy and counseling profession: Is the technology a way to save time on documentation, or an ethical minefield?
