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An intercepted drone burns and falls over Erbil in Iraq
Footage from the ground in Erbil, Iraq shows several drones over the city’s airspace and the wrecking of a drone…
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Iran launches wave of heavy, multi-warhead missiles
The Iranian military released footage of missile launches from what it described as a wave multi-warhead projectiles.
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Press freedom declines in Americas, with US seeing sharpest drop: Report
A press freedom index has given the Americas its lowest ranking since it started recording results six years ago.
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House approves ‘millionaires tax,’ bill heads to Senate for confirmation
The House passed a “millionaires tax” bill imposing a 9.9% tax on high earners, stirring debate on future tax reform…
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Everett pushes to criminalize exposing children to fentanyl as babies overdose, deaths mount
More than 30 children have overdosed in Everett since 2019, several fatally. The city is moving to make fentanyl exposure…
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What’s next for Schmitz Park Elementary building, after Alki’s new school opens
After three years at the former Schmitz Park Elementary, Alki Elementary will move into its new building this fall. So…
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Seattle City Council unanimously passes 1-year moratorium on new detention centers
The passage of the bill follows similar moves by other cities in response to increased federal immigration enforcement.
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Seattle father sues school district, alleging teacher assaulted his 11-year-old son
A fifth-grader with ADHD slapped his teacher. The lawsuit alleges the teacher then grabbed him by the back of the…
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Mayor Wilson proposes $410 million levy to fund Seattle libraries
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson proposes $410 million levy to sustain libraries through 2033, replacing the expiring 2019 measure.
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Skykomish school remains closed after PE teacher arrested in child rape investigation
The district said the school, which serves 52 students, will remain closed until Monday, March 16.
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