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Matt Nelson built an internet empire based on jokes he wrote at 18. Now he is trying to stem the tide of fake dogs taking over dog lovers’ feeds.
The third-down troubles remained, but the Huskies' run game did finally show progress. Reporter Andy Yamashita details three things we learned from the loss to Penn State.
Utility repair crews made progress overnight restoring power to customers across the Puget Sound region. A windstorm had plunged thousands into darkness Saturday.
Syria is preparing to send fighters to Saudi Arabia to support its escalating conflict with rebels in neighboring Yemen.
Campaigns spent billions of dollars on ads this year. Some worked.
Sudan’s military authorities have once again detained Ahmed Haroun, a former senior Islamist official wanted by the International Criminal Court for atrocities in Darfur.
The U.S. midterm elections may have brought the public end of the right-wing moral majority movement.
The election was an epic repudiation of President Donald Trump, but it was also a democratic rebuke of Silicon Valley.
Americans may be done with Trump's "fake news" malarkey. Ahead of last Tuesday's election, trust in news rebounded, even among Republicans.
Two trains collided south of Cairo, killing seven people and injuring over 100 others, according to the Egyptian Chief Prosecutor’s office.
A pair of birders and former Fish and Wildlife Department employees give their side of the argument over who should manage Dungeness Spit and Protection Island.
While other protections are more well-known, the First Amendment protects a more fundamental right: To petition the government for a redress of grievances.