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Bosnia, Canada share points in hard-fought draw at World Cup
Cyle Larin’s equaliser gives Canada first World Cup points after Jovo Lukic put Bosnia in the lead in the first…
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Palestine football chief says he wasn’t granted US visa to attend World Cup
Jibril Rajoub remains in Mexico awaiting a US visa to attend the World Cup 2026.
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WEST SEATTLE BEACHES: Mega-low tides on the way
(Mid-May mega-low tide photo by Theresa Arbow-O’Connor) Just in time for the weekend and summery weather, we are headed for…
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HAPPENING NOW: Anniversary dance party with C89.5 radio aboard Fauntleroy-Vashon-Southworth ferry
As we’ve noted previously, Washington State Ferries is celebrating its 75th anniversary all month, and this afternoon is the Fauntleroy-Vashon-Southworth…
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Recreational shellfish harvesting closed in Hood Canal due to deadly biotoxin levels
Shellfish harvesting in Hood Canal is closed due to dangerous biotoxin levels, the Washington State Department of Health warns.
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5 things to do in western Washington this weekend: June 12-14
This weekend, western Washington offers World Cup festivities, a Native culture festival, free National Park days and more.
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Will there be a deal to end the Iran war this time?
After cancelling planned strikes on Iran, Trump has said an agreement to end the war will be finalised soon.
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World Cup fans express excitement and share their predictions
Ahead of the US’s first match, Al Jazeera spoke to World Cup fans in Los Angeles.
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EU agrees launch of accession process for Ukraine and Moldova
Progress for Kyiv’s membership bid given the green light after Hungary’s new government lifts Budapest’s veto.
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UAE to unlock frozen Iranian funds amid US ceasefire push
Sources tell Reuters news agency UAE releasing funds to ease tensions with Iran, allow both sides to avoid ‘red lines’.
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