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Continue reading →: WA seeks to combat voting interference ahead of midterms
by Gray Trammel Concerns over election security are growing across the country as voters report problems at polling stations, and as Trump works to influence the election by promising voters a $5,000 “Trump dividend” if Republicans retain control of Congress. Several states, including Tennessee, Oregon,…
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Continue reading →: Burien resident faces barrel of ICE agent’s pistol during Oct. 25 kidnapping
by Hannah Saunders Image: A masked ICE agent in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Jan. 2026. Photo by Chris Rojas. During a kidnapping on Oct. 25, ICE agents whipped their vehicle head-on at a concerned neighbor, and one pulled out and pointed a pistol at them from the…
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Continue reading →: PNW resident recounts Israeli settler brutalization of Palestinian olive farmers in Jamma’in
by Hannah Saunders The olive harvest season kicked-off earlier than usual this year, and four solidarity activists who were supporting Palestinian farmers in Jamma’in were deported and returned with stories of destruction and violence. “I witnessed large groups of masked settlers attack Palestinians with clubs…
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Continue reading →: Oct. 19-25 reporting roundup: event to feature quilted seed blanket, local art over AI, Cal Anderson sweeps, more
by Hannah Saunders TtS published five pieces from Oct. 19-25, including an upcoming event that will feature a quilted seed blanket, the push for local art over generative AI, Cal Anderson Park sweeps and more. Catch up below! Revolutionary Grains event to feature quilted seed…
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Continue reading →: Photos: Red Panda Muay Thai’s “Spooktacular Halloween Costume Party” raises funds for Trans refugees
by Gray Trammel Fighters took to the ring at Red Panda Muay Thai’s annual “Spooktacular Halloween Costume Party” on Oct. 24, to raise funds for the Kawaguchi O’Connor Initiative (KOI), a Washington-based organization that provides material support to Trans people fleeing states with hostile legislation.…
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Continue reading →: Seattle targets Transgender people in Cal Anderson Park in new set of sweeps
by Hannah Saunders Transgender community members who regularly provide mutual aid in Cal Anderson Park, which rests in the heart of Seattle’s historically LGBTQ+ neighborhood, came under attack by city workers during sweeps that began on Oct. 22. “This is so targeted against the Trans…
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Continue reading →: Looking for creatives? Seattle’s Barn Sour Artists Collective pushes for local artists over AI-generated art
by Gray Trammel Barn Sour Artists Collective, a Seattle-based group that publishes a free comics newspaper and connects artists with those looking for creative work with a focus on advocacy and education, is pushing for businesses, venues, organizations, and mutual aid groups to work with…
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Continue reading →: “Solidarity is Not Scary” art auction and fundraiser hosted by Seattle Art Museum VSO union taking place Oct. 23
by Hannah Saunders The Seattle Art Museum VSO [Visitor Service Officers] Union will be hosting a “Solidarity is Not Scary” art auction and fundraiser on Oct. 23 from 6-9 p.m. at Parnassus, marking the third annual event. The union, which represents the facility’s security guards,…
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