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National
2 years ago
Oregon’s hotly debated ‘homeless fine’ case going to Supreme Court

The Supreme Court will hear the case next Monday, April 22.

Local
2 years ago
Pro-Palestine demonstrators block traffic to Sea-Tac, other locations

Freeways and bridges in major transit arteries in US cities were blocked by protesters temporarily. Arrests have been made in Seattle, New York, Chicago, Oregon and the Bay Area.

College
2 years ago
Ex-Huskies coach DeBoer makes unofficial Alabama coaching debut before big crowd

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — Alabama fans hungry for a return to national-title contention filled […]

Crime
2 years ago
Teen pleads not guilty to attempting ISIS-supporting church attacks in Idaho

The FBI said he talked with confidential informants over a two-year span, eventually detailing an attack plan using a variety of weapons.

Business
2 years ago
Senate investigates Boeing safety as company denies whistleblower claims

Boeing’s safety record has been under a microscope since a door panel on a 737 Max 9 jet blew out over Oregon in early January.

Business
2 years ago
Southwest emergency landing adds to mounting list of Boeing plane issues

Southwest Airlines said in a statement that the plane landed safely, and passengers were put onto another aircraft.

Crime
2 years ago
Washington state man pleads guilty to Jan. 6-related felony charge

He was seen to use his force, body and momentum in a coordinated “heave-ho” effort with others to get past the police line into the building.

Business
2 years ago
REPORT: Microsoft in hot water following ‘cascade of errors’

The panel urged Microsoft to put on hold adding features to its cloud computing environment until “substantial security improvements have been made.”

Business
2 years ago
BRIEF: Amazon cutting jobs across sectors to ‘optimize innovation’

The tech giant has cut hundreds of jobs in multiple industries since the start of this year.

Business
2 years ago
BRIEF: Microsoft splits Teams from Office package following anti-trust scrutiny

Allegations say that Microsoft was abusing its market dominance to eliminate competition by illegally combining Teams with its Office suite, which includes Word, Excel and Outlook.