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Local Residents Complain Over Plans For Coronavirus Motel at Epicenter of Seattle Outbreak
By Noah Buhayar and Nic Querolo / Bloomberg
Justice Dept. Announces Lawsuits Over Immigration Policies
By Jasmine Aguilera
Washington State's Department of Transportation Tweets That It Maybe, Just Maybe, Found Bigfoot. 'We Will Leave That Up to You'
By Madeleine Carlisle
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About 750 Seattle Students Will Be Excluded From School Because of Incomplete Vaccination Records
It's part of a state law that followed widespread measles outbreaks last year
By Katie Reilly
January 8, 2020
Seattle Had Its Darkest Day Since Recordings Began
"Everything had to be perfect to achieve this depressing record"
By Madeleine Carlisle
December 21, 2019
Magnitude-4.6 Earthquake Rattles Seattle Area Awake
A magnitude-4.6 earthquake awakened people across the Seattle area just before 3 a.m. local time on Friday. Several smaller aftershocks also hit the region. The epicenter was near Three Lakes, Wa., about 35 miles north...
By Billy Perrigo
July 12, 2019
Earthly Bodies: Washington Becomes First State to Legalize Human Composting
Washington became the first state to legalize "human composting" on Tuesday, when Gov. Jay Inslee signed a law that will allow human bodies to be converted into soil in licensed facilities. The state law, which...
By Katie Reilly
May 22, 2019
Mayor to Trump: Seattle 'Isn't Afraid of Immigrants'
"This President should spend a little bit more time trying to learn from us."
By Tara Law
April 13, 2019
Students Post Swastikas During Presentation at Elite Sidwell Friends Prep School
Students at the elite Washington, D.C., prep school Sidwell Friends projected swastikas on to a screen during a presentation on Wednesday, the school said. The school is famous for its numerous high-profile alumni, including the...
By Mahita Gajanan
March 8, 2019
Why a Mom Vaccinated Her Kids After 15 Years
Experts say her decision can teach doctors about how to talk to vaccine skeptics
By Tara Law
February 14, 2019
Vaccine Rates Get Boost in Washington County Engulfed in Measles Outbreak
“There’s no reason we should be having this outbreak”
By Tara Law
February 7, 2019
A Carbon Tax Proposal Failed This Week. But the Fight Is Just Beginning
A large majority of Washington state residents believe climate change is happening and understand that humans are to blame. But, even as the state passed a measure to tighten gun control and supported congressional Democrats,...
By Justin Worland
November 8, 2018
2 Men Charged With Sexual Assault On Planes to Seattle
The charges come amid a rise in similar crimes, prosecutors say
By Mahita Gajanan
August 31, 2018
Teen Who Pushed Friend Off 60-Foot Bridge Says She 'Didn't Think About the Consequences'
The girl broke multiple ribs and punctured her lungs
By Mahita Gajanan
August 17, 2018
The Rob Porter Scandal Exposed White House Security Risks
Every February, the nation's top intelligence officials appear in public on Capitol Hill to brief Americans on the biggest global threats facing the country. This year their testimony hit closer to home: two miles down...
By Tessa Berenson
February 15, 2018
There's a Reason Behind Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's Special Flag Ritual
The flag flown when Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke is in D.C. riffs on a Navy tradition
By Olivia B. Waxman
October 13, 2017
Massimo Calabresi and Alex Altman Chosen to Lead TIME Washington Bureau
The following note was sent by TIME Editor Edward Felsenthal to staff Monday. Team TIME: In a summer that has seen 9 million people come to TIME in a single day for an eclipse and,...
By TIME Staff
September 18, 2017
President Trump Fans Rally in Washington, D.C.
"How are you 'losing your base' when your base is growing?"
By Nash Jenkins
September 16, 2017
Why Stephen Bannon Doesn't Scare Washington Anymore
For a media baron who trafficks in bombast, Stephen Bannon has always seemed more comfortable backstage. As Donald Trump's campaign CEO and then as his chief White House strategist, he liked to work in the...
By Alex Altman
September 14, 2017
States Vow to Sue If Donald Trump Ends DACA
The program has protected nearly 800,000 young people from deportation
By David Shepardson / Reuters
September 5, 2017
President Trump Must Stop Lashing Out at Allies
U.S. President used the regime's sixth nuclear test to lash out at South Korea
By Charlie Campbell / Beijing
September 4, 2017
A War of Fiery Words, for Now, Between North Korea and the U.S.
North Korea's relationship with the U.S. has always been rooted in bitter acrimony, with its periodic threats of annihilating America sounding almost quaint, coming, as they do, from an impoverished nation of 25 million. But...
By Charlie Campbell / Beijing
August 10, 2017
Trump's Attacks Sow Chaos In Washington
It was a performance review no employee wants to hear, delivered by an angry boss in a setting that broadcast the humiliation. Standing in the Rose Garden on July 25, President Donald Trump excoriated U.S....
By Zeke J Miller
July 27, 2017
Seattle Police Fatally Shoot Pregnant Woman Armed With Knife
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray called the incident a “tragedy for all involved"
By Melissa Chan
June 19, 2017
Donald Trump’s Loyalty Pledge for the FBI Challenges the Nation
Few things are more important in a democracy than confidence that the law is applied equally and fairly to all. Which is why the written testimony of former FBI Director James Comey to Congress, released...
By Massimo Calabresi
June 8, 2017
Evergreen State Resumes Classes After Violent Threat
The incidents followed campus protests over racism last month
By Katie Reilly
June 6, 2017
Yes, the Post Office Will Still Deliver Your Mail-In Ballot Without a Stamp
With millions of Americans voting by mail in the 2018 midterm elections, the hunt for a stamp has replaced the "I Voted" sticker as a marker of the election. But how many stamps do you...
By Ryan Teague Beckwith
October 27, 2016
Obama's Unfathomable, Bottomless, Contemptible Cowardice on Pot
The public supports pot legalization. So why can't politicians go along with a massive and still-growing majority of Americans?
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January 24, 2014
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