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Palestine Action hunger strikers risk dying in UK Prisons, say lawyers
Lawyers acting for eight Palestine Action hunger strikers held in UK prisons say the lives of the detainees are at…
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US unemployment hits highest level since 2021 as labour market cools
Unemployment rate rises to 4.6 percent as job cuts hit federal workers and manufacturing sector.
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Weather becomes weapon in Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza
Hypothermia claimed the life of another infant and strong winds left a trail of destruction as storms again hit Gaza.
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Russia lists German broadcaster Deutsche Welle as ‘undesirable’
Moscow says the label means any form of cooperation with the broadcaster will be prosecuted.
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Seattle City Council prepares to wrap up 2025 ‘Phase 1’ growth plan that will push debate over many changes — including the Squire Park ‘donut hole’ — to 2026
The Seattle City Council is preparing to put a bow on their 2025 process to overhaul the city’s new foundation…
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YOUTH SPORTS: West Seattle Baseball registration time!
Sunsets are getting later and spring isn’t all that far away. So it’s registration time for many youth-sport leagues! The…
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From playspaces to politics, here’s our list for your West Seattle Tuesday
(Chestnut-backed chickadee, photographed by Jerry Simmons) Here are our daily event notes/reminders, mostly from the WSB West Seattle Event Calendar…
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Remote Whatcom County post office will remain open after commitment from USPS, Rep. Larsen says
Residents of the remote Whatcom County town were forced to make an hour round-trip to pick up or drop off…
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Russia-Ukraine war: Is a ceasefire deal on the horizon?
Experts say a ceasefire deal is unlikely to be close, as many sticking points remain.
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Thousands of glaciers to melt each year by midcentury, study finds
Scientists say up to 4,000 glaciers could melt annually if global warming is not curbed.
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