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Lawsuit: City employees claim jury was influenced by implicit bias
City employees' discrimination lawsuit raises larger question: Can juries be biased and not know it?
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They survived the Khmer Rouge. Now some Cambodians face deportation
TACOMA — Refugees often come to the United States in possession of a backstory full of trauma, poverty and violence. What
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As schools weigh arming staff, a few Washington districts already are
In 2016, all five board members of the Naches Valley School District said they were interested in allowing trained staff
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The feds lost an airtight case against the Bundys. Here's why
This article originally appeared in High Country News. On Oct. 27, in federal district court, a jury delivered a not-guilty
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Family of police shooting victim Che Taylor files lawsuit
The family of Che Taylor, the African-American man killed by Seattle police officers in February 2016, has filed a lawsuit