Washington Attorney General Nick Brown announced on Monday that Washington state has joined a multistate lawsuit seeking to block a new federal immigration rule that would give officials more discretion to consider an immigrant’s use of public benefits when reviewing applications for permanent residency.
Feleata Ma’ae named Seattle Storm’s 2026 Believe in Women honoree
Seattle entrepreneur and community leader Feleata Ma’ae has been named one of four 2026 Believe in Women Honorees by the Seattle Storm.
State board advances plan to make world languages optional for graduation
Changing the learning of world languages in Washington state is underway.
Hobbs urges WA voters to use ballot drop boxes
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs urged voters to remain calm Steve Hobbs and return their ballots early as the state continues its legal fight against new federal requirements governing election mail ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.
Prosecutors: Indian national falsely claimed U.S. citizenship to vote
An Indian national has been indicted in Minnesota after prosecutors accused him of falsely claiming to be a U.S. citizen so he could vote in the 2024 election.
DHS removes post depicting Sikh trucker and Optimus Prime after backlash
The Department of Homeland Security removed a social media post depicting a Sikh truck driver facing off against the fictional character Optimus Prime after the image drew criticism from Sikh American leaders and civil rights advocates.
A fire on a passenger ferry in the Philippines leaves at least 5 dead and dozens missing
Rescuers struggled on Thursday to get into a passenger ferry that had caught fire and burned overnight off the western Philippines, leaving five people dead and 86 missing, officials said.
Hong Kong court convicts Wall Street Journal publisher of deterring reporter from taking union role
A Hong Kong court on Thursday found the publisher of The Wall Street Journal guilty of trying to prevent one of its reporters from taking a leadership role in a local press union, but acquitted the company of a charge that it fired her because of her union activities.
Isao Harimoto, A-bomb survivor and Japan baseball great known as ‘Hit Machine,’ dies at 86
Isao Harimoto, the baseball great who survived the Hiroshima atomic bomb and still holds Japan’s hits record, has died.
Movie Review: The Korean thriller ‘Hope’ is a creature feature to the tilt
Na Hong-jin makes chase movies and it can be incredible where they go.
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