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‘Truly terrifying’: Caracas confronts the aftermath of Venezuela earthquake
Devastated residents recall the moment when they experienced the twin earthquakes that toppled buildings and killed 188.
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Has Marco Rubio’s tour of the Gulf reassured US allies?
The US secretary of state tells Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states that the Iran deal will ensure their security.
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Still looking for summer camp? Music-making options – plus pay-what-you-can possibilities – with Mode and MMPA
Got room on the family schedule for summer camp? Mode Music Studios (WSB sponsor) and Mode Music and Performing Arts…
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20 years after the Pride parade left Broadway, here’s a look at this year’s celebrations on Capitol Hill: Trans Pride, Dyke March, PrideFest street festival, and more
Pride 1992 on Broadway (Image: comeoutseattle.org) Twenty years ago, Seattle’s core celebration of its queer communities — the annual Pride…
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Pregnant woman hospitalized after dog attack in Tacoma
A woman was knocked to the ground and injured after two dogs attacked her in the 4000 block of Puget…
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Firefighters battle fire at North Seattle home
Firefighters tackled a working fire in North Seattle that started in a shed and spread to a nearby home.
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Kenya arrests more than 350 as people mark anniversary of deadly protests
Demonstrators mark the second anniversary of a 2024 protest where 60 people were killed by security forces.
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Bedouins protest Israel’s home demolition policy in the Negev desert
Bedouins protest Israel’s home demolition policy in the Negev desert
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Krieg: For Iran control of the Strait of Hormuz is about the spoils of war
Andreas Krieg said Iran possesses sufficient geographic and military leverage in the Strait of Hormuz.
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‘Concrete breaking off walls’: Survivors describe Venezuela’s earthquakes
The Venezuelan government has loosened restrictions on social media as residents search for missing loved ones.
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