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Last Days: The Week in Review
Transgender Action, Departed Documentarians, and the Painful Intersection of Prayer and Fajitas
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Last Days: The Week in Review
Internet Freedom and the Fight for the Right to Suck Bloody Baby Wang
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A Stunning Overreach from the DEA Is Playing Out in Eastern Washington
In Federal Court, There’s No Such Thing as Medical Marijuana—So a Rural Family of Medical Marijuana Patients Is Being Treated Like Drug Traffickers
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Last Days: The Week in Review
Incriminated Villains, Fatally Diverted Lactation, and an Upsettingly Situated Clown Statue
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How Seattle Agreed to Stash a Climate Bomb in Its Seaport
To Make Shell’s Arctic Drilling Dreams Come True, the Port of Seattle Held Secret Negotiations and Entered into a “Verbal Nondisclosure” Agreement to Help an Oil Company
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Shame-Free Strangers, Antiracist FBI Directors, and Two Stories So Awful We Can’t Breezily Summarize Them
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Trying to Detect Soil Settlement Near the Viaduct with My Own Body
The state department of transportation is being cagey about what is happening to the soil. So I went down there to suss things out the old-fashioned way.
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Meet the Sex Workers Who Lawmakers Don’t Believe Exist
How a New Anti-Trafficking Push in Olympia Is Disrespecting and Endangering Consensual Sex Workers
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Last Days: The Week in Review
Media Mendacity, Poisonous Parenting, and a Sleep Study That Will Give You Nightmares
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How Ed Murray Changed His Mind on Homeless Encampments
The Mayor’s Change of Heart Is a Huge Deal
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Five Things Washington State Needs That Our Republican-Controlled Senate Isn’t Eager to Give Us
(Plus One Thing—Better Pot Laws!—That They Might Get Behind)
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Would Bertha’s Failure Doom Transit Tunnels in Downtown Seattle?
The Mayor’s Got a Fever, and the Only Prescription Is… Keep Bertha Going