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Landlords with lawyers, tenants without: How some WA renters are signing away their rights
The state Legislature recently passed new regulations to protect against eviction, but many don't know their rights.
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In Seattle's WTO protests, the seeds of today's anti-globalist nationalism
The massive global action against the World Trade Organization was framed as a protest from the left. But the far right has gone out ahead.
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Judge presses pause on I-976; car-tab cuts won’t go into effect for now
Seattle, King County and the other plaintiffs suing to overturn the initiative “have sufficiently shown they are likely to prevail,” said the King County Superior Court judge.
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'Shameful, destructive and, frankly, soulless': Seattle leaders rail against Trump's dramatic new immigration fees
The new rule would increase the cost of citizenship applications for green card holders by 83%, from $640 to $1,170. It would also, for the first time ever, add a fee to asylum applications.
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Who is Tim Eyman and why do so many people hate him?
Accused of dishonest dealings and mired in debt, the frequent sponsor of anti-tax ballot measures says he wants to take on a new role in Washington state politics.