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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Slog AM: Some in Seattle Felt that Earthquake, Repeal of Washington’s Millionaires Tax Is Polling Poorly, Sen. Amy Klobuchar Saves the Day - The Stranger (opens the original)
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Seattle just can’t stop dying. The 2026 Global Cities Index by Oxford Economics clearly shows it has one foot in the grave. How else to explain the city being rated fourth in the whole fucking world when it comes to “economics, human capital, quality of life, environment, and governance.” What a catastrophe. Seattle is only behind Paris, London, and Mamdaniland. You got that right. The 206 beat big time players like San Francisco, Tokyo, Berlin, and Toronto. Why? Because of its exceptional conce
Slog AM: Robert Kraft Says He’ll Donate $2 Million to “Humanitarian Aid” After Macklemore Pledges $1 million to Palestine, Downtown Seattle Is Booming, Federal Reserve Increases the Cost of Borrowing - The Stranger (opens the original)
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The average price a worker pays to commute in the Seattle area? $10,018 a year, according to a study by Consumer Affairs. And the amount of time a worker spends driving to and from a job? An hour, which is “roughly 10 full days spent [in a car annually].” Altogether, only four metropolitan areas are above ours when it comes to bleeding through the nose to get around. Automobile freedom not only doesn’t exist, it’s not cheap. But how is the new bus lane on Denny Way going? Over the past two weeks
TikTok Made 9/11 a Catastrophe Among So Many Catastrophes - The Stranger (opens the original)
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“Shame on them for doing that!” a white boomer said to me as I stood near the corner of Minor Avenue and Virginia Street looking at the tail of the decommissioned 747 that’s between two luxury towers in the Denny Triangle. She wore sunglasses and a coat too thick for the hot July afternoon. She was also pushing a pram with a small dog in it. “Think of the people who died in 9/11. It’s so disrespectful to them. How could they do this? A plane crashing into the buildings. It’s just unthinkable. An
Seattle Group Finalizing Deal to Reopen the Egyptian Theater - The Stranger (opens the original)
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Twenty-three years ago, I found myself next to a hospital bed. My mother was on it and on life support. The doctor entered the room and painted a bleak picture; and I said to him: I know, I know, it’s serious. After hours of sitting by the bed, watching my mother and the machine that kept her alive, a nurse recommended that I take a break and give my mind a little distraction. I decided to watch a movie. I left the hospital, walked down to the Egyptian Theater, bought a ticket, took a seat, and
I Have the Best and Craziest 7 Bus Story Ever - The Stranger (opens the original)
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The storied Route 7 now has an expiration date: 2032. At that point, King County Metro will change it to RapidRide R Line, a bus that will run between Rainier Beach and downtown Seattle. This new line will require the transformation of Rainier Avenue, a former highway with a reputation for fast cars that regularly crash into buildings, poles, and people. Route 7 also has a bad reputation: Its buses are often so late that they get clustered—you have massive gaps between no bus at all and two or t
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