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The Chicago Teacher’s Union ended their strike on Friday. Classes had been cancelled for 11 days, with over 350,000 Chicago students out of school for the longest time in thirty […]

Recently, Chick-fil-A has once again found themselves the center of attention in the most recent of a long line of controversies regarding its support of Anti-LGBTQ+ groups and projects. The […]

The first all-female spacewalk occurred on Friday, Oct. 19. American astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir performed a historic accomplishment, formally known as an EVA or extravehicular activity, from the […]

Amazon has just donated a total of $1.45 million this year alone to local Seattle politics. The online retail giant has now spent more money on the council races than […]

On Oct. 17, Seattle’s task force, the Regional Firearms Enforcement Unit, seized multiple military-grade weapons from the home of neo-Nazi leader, Kaleb Cole in Snohomish, Washington. This as a result […]

On Tuesday October 15th, a group of more than 75 students gathered around two men in the central courtyard of Bellevue College. The men carried signs that read “repent” and […]

Washington State’s new ban on flavored vape and THC e-liquid products went into effect Oct. 10 and has already had severe consequences for many small businesses. Sales are at an […]

The LGBTQIA+ resource center is one of those departments that a lot of students have never heard of, yet has a large impact on the campus.  The resource center sets […]

For the past three hundred and nineteen years, a disaster has been brewing off the coast of the Pacific Northwest. The west side of the North American plate is being […]

In a statement made on Oct. 2, University of Washington spokesperson Victor Balta announced that tenured professor John Sahr “remains prohibited from coming to campus and engaging with students indefinitely” […]

In the past two months, two students from Skyline High School have died from drug overdoses caused by pain pills laced with fentanyl. Nearly 500 people attended the memorial service […]

The Governor of Washington announced Friday, Sept. 27 that he plans to invoke emergency powers to ban all flavored vaping products at the Oct. 9 Washington State Board of Health […]

U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, announced roughly 1,300 arrests nationwide last week as a part of their crackdown on undocumented immigrants, 60 of which were made in Washington […]

“The world is waking up. Change is coming, whether you like it or not,” said Greta Thunberg in her recent speech to the United Nations. Greta is a 16-year-old Swedish […]

On Aug. 3 just after 10 am [CST], a mass shooting occurred at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas. Two days after the shooting, police have reported that two of […]

After being pulled over for having expired car tabs, a 15-year-old boy was shot twice by a Kent police officer last week near the intersection of Central Ave North and […]

A young woman introduced herself to me as “M” after following me to my car at the end of my closing shift in Factoria Village. M had been sitting outside […]

As Democrat support grows, leaders of the party take notice. After Rep. Al Green’s impeachment article vote failed in the House last month, the matter seems to be back on […]