Harmeet Dhillon, a conservative attorney who oversaw a radical reshaping of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, celebrated the mass departures of career lawyers and spearheaded sweeping investigations into elite universities, has resigned from her post, Attorney General Todd Blanche said on Thursday.
Seattle’s Phở Bắc sisters celebrate Vietnamese hospitality in debut cookbook
Sisters Yenvy and Quynh-vy Pham, the family behind Seattle’s beloved Phở Bắc restaurants, are bringing the spirit of Vietnamese hospitality to home kitchens with the Nov. 3 release of their debut cookbook, Phonomenal Nights.
Family, community to honor life of Federal Way teen Deejay Tuiasosopo
A memorial will be held Nov. 20 for Daniel “Deejay” Tuiasosopo, the 16-year-old Federal Way High School student and multisport athlete whose death has prompted an outpouring of support from family, friends, classmates and the community.
Art tour at Seattle Center is a refreshing chance to change your perspective
Art lovers are not stopped by rain.
ICC president hits back at Trump administration penalties in remote UN address
The president of the International Criminal Court accused the Trump administration of trying to obstruct international justice by imposing penalties on the tribunal and vowed that it would not succeed.
Sikh American Jyot Singh wins Georgia legislative seat, marking historic first
Jyot Singh, a 27-year-old community organizer and small-business owner, has been elected to the Georgia House of Representatives, becoming the first Sikh American and first Indian American to serve in the state’s legislature.
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CAPAC announces largest AAPI membership in history
Tuesday’s historic election will send several new Asian Americans and one Pacific Islander (AAPI) to Congress, many of whom will be setting historic firsts when they are officially sworn in.
Phyllis Campbell, Scott Oki to receive Japan’s Order of the Rising Sun
The Government of Japan announced on Tuesday that Phyllis Jean Campbell, former chair of the U.S.-Japan Council, and Scott D. Oki, former senior vice president of Microsoft, will receive the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon, in recognition of their contributions to strengthening relations between Japan and the United States.
How Trump and Republicans lost the 2026 midterm elections, according to The AP Voter Poll
After more than a decade with Donald Trump at the epicenter of U.S. politics, most voters appear exhausted and exasperated by him, according to The AP Voter Poll, a survey of midterm voters in all 50 states.