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Advocates push for major probe as US boat strikes in Latin America kill 157
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights is set to hold first hearing on US’s alleged extrajudicial killings.
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Can AI in military operations really be ethical?
We examine concerns about AI’s role in military operations and the broader ethical challenges facing tech companies.
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UPDATE: Sound Transit’s proposed West Seattle light rail cost cuts unveiled for board committee, including dropping Avalon station, shrinking Junction station
2:07 PM: In a presentation prepared for today’s Sound Transit Board System Extension Committee – meeting right now – ST…
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About the police response at California/Dawson
Thanks for the tips. Here’s what the major police response near California/Dawson is about: Police were investigating what started as…
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‘Mystery’ orcas seen in Seattle on Wednesday likely from Alaska
The trio of transient orcas spent around four days in the Vancouver, B.C., area and on Wednesday, they were spotted…
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Seattle envisions a residential downtown — can office conversions help?
City leaders want vacant offices turned into housing as part of a broader effort to add thousands of residents downtown.
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Taiwan cheering row overshadows China quarterfinal at Asian Cup
Taiwan face China in a tense Women’s Asian Cup football quarterfinal, where political tensions will be at the fore.
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How will the war on Iran impact the US economy?
Outcomes depend on how quickly oil tankers can return to the Strait of Hormuz, experts said.
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Does President Trump have an exit strategy for the war with Iran?
United States officials are issuing contradictory statements on the war’s timeline and objectives.
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Iran vows to make Trump pay for ‘grave miscalculation’ if US escalates war
Ali Larijani responds to US threat to hit Iran’s power infrastructure, saying the ‘whole region will go dark’.
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