‘A crisis of welcome.’ Sonia Shah on The Next Great Migration ‘Migration is not a catastrophe… it’s actually the solution.’ John O'Brien
New Trump administration rule has Washington's international students on edge ‘I'm not going to be able to do the work that I need to do successfully.’ Esmy Jimenez
Politics vs the pandemic: Are anti-maskers like anti-vaxxers? Is the rejection of masks by Republican candidates another case of the politicization of science, as we’ve seen with vaccines and climate change? David Hyde
Could Juneteenth become an official Washington state holiday? Juneteenth is recognized in Washington state, it’s not a legal state holiday. Some people are trying to change that. Anna Boiko-Weyrauch
‘I know it’s going to sound crazy:’ How one man exposed government surveillance “I’m a member of the intelligence community… I have an explosive story about a threat to democracy." John O'Brien
An amazing feeling of solidarity, then the flashbangs Talking to (and learning from) young people about racism, police brutality, and social justice Kim Malcolm
Have we reached ‘the beginning of the great change?’ This professor is hopeful we have Have we reached ‘the beginning of the great change?’ Professor Rebecca Henderson is hopeful we have John O'Brien
Washington state loses hundreds of millions of dollars in unemployment scam Unemployment scammers stole hundreds of millions of dollars from Washington state in recent weeks. That staggering amount was confirmed Thursday by the state employment office. Tom Banse
10,000 cases: Who has it? Who has immunity? Where are we on testing? Paige Browning brings us the latest coronavirus updates Paige Browning
Gov. Inslee vetoes $235M in new spending as COVID-19 fiscal cliff looms In anticipation of state revenues cratering because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee on Friday vetoed more than $200 million of new spending from the supplemental budget passed by state lawmakers last month. Austin Jenkins
