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Netanyahu: ‘No ceasefire in Lebanon’, Israel open to peace talks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasised that a ceasefire is not in effect in Lebanon
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Democrats in US slam Pam Bondi for refusing to appear for Epstein hearing
Lawmakers warn the former Justice Department chief that a congressional subpoena for her testimony remains in effect.
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Case of 2022 Capitol Hill murder moving forward after defendant’s mental competency restored
Wood March marked four years since Brent Wood was found beaten to death along E Olive Way behind the Broadway…
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Nature is healing: The Stranger says it is back on Capitol Hill
(Image: Dunn & Hobbes) Displaced by a self storage facility, Seattle’s only newspaper has returned to its formative neighborhood. The…
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In case you wondered too: Here’s what’s next with maintenance on West Seattle’s ‘low bridge’
(Traffic-camera image of low bridge, looking west) With the recent troubles for the state-owned 1st Avenue South Bridge – the…
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Fundraiser supports The Waxing Diva after unexpected hospitalization
Powell Friends and neighbors are coming together to support a longtime part of the Capitol Hill business and creative community.…
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Fire crews respond to explosion at marijuana facility in Arlington
Fire crews responded to an explosion at an Arlington marijuana grow facility, with no current threat to nearby areas, according…
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Jury rules in favor of family who sued DCYF, daycare over 2-year-old’s abuse death
A lawsuit alleged the Department of Children, Youth and Families and a Puyallup daycare did not do enough to prevent…
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Khamenei says Tehran ‘astonished the world’ during US-Israeli war on Iran
In a statement read out on television, Mojtaba Khamenei said Tehran will ‘demand compensation’ for war damages.
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Iran: Strait of Hormuz open with restrictions
Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister says the Strait of Hormuz is open but ships must coordinate with Iranian forces.
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