Two separate courts have ordered immigration officials not to deport a Pennsylvania man who spent four decades in prison before his murder conviction was overturned.
Japanese game maker Nintendo reports zooming sales and profit on its hit Switch 2 machine
Japanese video-game maker Nintendo’s net profit jumped 85% in April-September from the year before, as its sales more than doubled following the launch of its hit Switch 2 console in June, the company said Tuesday.
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Want to shape city policy? Seattle recruiting for Immigrant and Refugee Commission
The City of Seattle is looking for new voices to help shape policies that affect immigrant and refugee communities.
Tight Seattle mayor’s race
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell holds a lead over challenger Katie Wilson in initial returns from Tuesday’s election.
Zohran Mamdani wins NYC mayor’s race, capping a stunning ascent
Zohran Mamdani was elected mayor of New York on Tuesday, capping a stunning ascent for the 34-year-old, far-left state lawmaker, who promised to transform city government to restore power to the working class and fight back against a hostile Trump administration.
Hong Kong court rejects Tiananmen vigil organizer’s bid to quash indictment
A Hong Kong court on Monday rejected a former Tiananmen vigil organizer’s attempt to quash her indictment, pressing ahead with a landmark case widely seen as part of a yearslong crackdown on the city’s pro-democracy movement.
Ikeda urges action following Gaza aid mission
Sailing through the Mediterranean Sea in the early days of October, it wasn’t fear that had Jas Ikeda gripping the wheel of Sirius, a 200,000-ton vessel that would become part of the largest civilian-led convoy to date.
Taiwanese Canadian Amanda Sung will visit Seattle’s mam’s Books to talk about debut novel
While in graduate school, Taiwanese Canadian Amanda Sung was given the opportunity to write a memoir as a thesis.
Seattle property owner sues city for $30 million over Little Saigon deterioration
We’re getting more details about a lawsuit that sheds light on how city policies toward homelessness, public safety, and land use may have reshaped Little Saigon—and led one longtime property owner to seek $30 million in damages.