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Secure Scheduling Is Seattle’s Next Big Labor Fight
What You Need to Know as the City Considers a New Law to Give Workers More Control Over Their Time
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“Passivity in the Face of Gun Violence Is Unacceptable”
The Recent Mukilteo Shooting Killed Three, Injured One, and Is Drawing Renewed Attention to a Gun Control Measure on Your November Ballot
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What Is Trump’s America?
The Democratic National Convention Can’t Erase the Nightmare of a Week in Cleveland and a Glimpse of a Trump Presidency
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The Stranger‘s Endorsements for the August 2016 Primary Election!
Shut Up, Donald. Shut Up, Hillary. Shut Up, Bernie, Jill, and Gary. We Gotta Focus on Washington State Right Now.
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Forced into the Black Market
On July 1, Washington State’s medical marijuana market disappeared. Here’s why the most needy patients will likely suffer.
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This Asshole Again
The Family Policy Institute’s Joseph Backholm Is Back—He’s Still Attacking LGBTQ People, He’s Still Getting Paid to Hate, and He’s Still a Huge Asshole.
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Anti-Trans Signature Gatherers Show Up at Pride
Signature Gatherers Are Being Told to Give People Few Details About Their Anti-Trans Ballot Initiative—And If They Tell You I-1515 Is a “Fair Vote for Coed Bathrooms,” They’re Lying
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Ride the Ducks Cites “Discriminatory” Law to Deny Relief to Families of Crash Victims
The Parents of 20-Year-Old Haram Kim Are Challenging the Law’s Constitutionality
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ShotSpotter Sounds Great, but Does It Reduce Gun Violence?
Reaction Is Mixed in the Neighborhood Where the City Wants to Place Microphones and Cameras
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Meet the Family Services Worker Who Can’t Find a Place for Her Family to Live
Seattle’s Antidiscrimination Laws Are Supposed to Protect People Like Demetria Roundtree. But Are They Working?