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FOLLOWUP: SDOT says its work at ‘the curve’ is done, for now
SDOT sent that photo as part of a reply to our question about the status of the additions it promised…
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Olympia man accused of illegally disposing of human remains in Thurston County
A man in Olympia faces accusations of unlawfully disposing of human remains after a body was discovered in Thurston County.
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Cuba pays tribute to 32 soldiers killed in US attack on Venezuela
Cuban president says soldiers fell defending ‘sovereignty of a sister nation’ amid escalating tensions with Washington.
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Seattle man accused of shooting pellet gun at building, injuring one
A 47-year-old man allegedly fired a pellet gun at a Seattle apartment, injuring a resident. The suspect, a convicted felon,…
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Canada’s Carney hails improving ties with China
Carney is on a four-day trip to China, the first by a Canadian PM since 2017, in a move to…
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US sanctions Khamenei aide, other Iranian officials over protest crackdown
New penalties come as Trump welcomes purported Iranian decision to halt execution of antigovernment demonstrators.
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The UK is taking political prisoners to evade accountability for genocide
The use of anti-terror law against Palestine Action aims to block scrutiny of the UK’s role in Gaza’s devastation.
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UN chief’s last annual speech slams world leaders for lack of cooperation
Antonio Guterres appears to take aim at the US, which recently slashed its contribution, telling UN to ‘adapt or die’.
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Polls close in Uganda presidential election as internet blackout continues
Poll workers are counting ballots cast in Uganda’s contentious general election. Al Jazeera’s Catherine Soi has more.
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