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Blog: Aug. 4 UN human rights council

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The United Nations Human Rights Council has established a panel to Investigate the Israeli raid on the Gaza Flotilla.

A Muslim minority finds a home in the Pacific Northwest

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Thirty-five thousand feet above San Francisco, Rozina Babul recounted the story of her life — one not unlike those of the 15 million Shia Ismaili Muslims

Local Filipino girl debuts on big screen after overcoming dyslexia

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Jada Morrison, a shy 13-year-old Filipino American from Bellevue, has had to overcome dyslexia in order to star in a movie.

Spinning across the country, DJ Tina T pauses to plan a DJ camp for teens this summer

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For some, career paths are mapped out in grade school. For others, it’s not until they reach adulthood that they know

Seattle’s Volunteer Park Conservatory may face closure right before its 100th anniversary

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From Seward Park to Woodland Park, the 20-mile stretch along Lake Washington is also known as the “emerald necklace.”

In Havana’s Chinatown, rare droplets of freedom

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HAVANA (AP) — At Cuba’s only privately run newspaper, it doesn’t take much to stop the presses. It’s a wonder that they even get started.

Report: Educated Asian Americans struggle to find employment

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Asian Americans may have the lowest unemployment rate of any racial group nationwide, but a new report shows college-educated Asian Americans have a harder time finding jobs than whites.

Minority student activists protest education cuts

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IRVINE, Calif. (AP) — I­f campus activism still brings to mind peace signs, a sea of white faces, and liberal strongholds like Berkeley, meet Jesse Cheng.