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DNR says budget cuts threaten closure of some Washington outdoor recreational sites
DNR says outdoor recreation faces potential closures as budget cuts impact the state’s ability to maintain public lands safely, threatening…
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WSU Greek Row parties paused after ‘safety-related incidents’
WSU’s Panhellenic and Interfraternity Executive Councils put out the order Wednesday, pausing events until at least March 8.
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Hillary Clinton calls for Trump to testify at US House Epstein hearing
The former secretary of state accused the Republican-led panel of seeking to protect political allies in probe.
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International doctors forced to leave Gaza over Israeli demands
Seventeen aid groups have petitioned Israel’s Supreme Court after the government moved to ban 37 NGOs in Gaza.
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How US economic warfare pushed Cuba to humanitarian collapse
The US has eased its fuel embargo on Cuba, after sanctions helped pushed the country to what the UN calls…
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Brunch is back at Capitol Hill’s only queer dinosaur eatery, Saint John’s
(Image: Saint John’s) We are still clawing back some of the things we lost in the pandemic. Saint John’s —…
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West Seattle High School students organizing and hosting first-ever citywide summit
(WSB photo: Jim Guevara, Lizzy Greene) By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor Digital communication has its limitations. That observation…
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India beat Zimbabwe by 72 runs to chase T20 World Cup semifinal spot
India knocked out a defiant Zimbabwe in a high-scoring match in Chennai to keep alive their chances of making the…
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Blood tech: UK’s use of Israeli spyware that helps underpin a genocide
Despite its public objections to Israel’s actions, the UK is buying spyware developed and tested on Palestinians.
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