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Sounders winger Paul Rothrock, the team's top goal scorer, will be out 8 to 10 weeks because of a right hamstring injury.

Hundreds of people gathered at the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, to mark the 63rd anniversary of the 1963 bombing.

President Donald Trump has scored a series of wins at the Supreme Court, but he's had some setbacks on key issues, despite the court’s conservative majority.

Chrissie Hynde is not one for looking back.

Most Americans value press freedom but also support limits on reporting in specific circumstances, such as protecting national security.

Police in Congo have broken up opposition protests using tear gas against hundreds of demonstrators.

Texas QB Arch Manning apologized Tuesday for joking about an AI video that depicted Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian slapping ESPN sideline reporter Holly Rowe

The U.S. stock market slipped as oil prices and the bond market cranked up the pressure on Wall Street.

Hayden Panettiere died Aug. 16 and, while toxicology results are still pending, a fentanyl-oxycodone combination reportedly is law enforcement’s working theory.

Alexis Nikole Nelson expands from her viral Black Forager social media posts to “Happy Snacking, Don’t Die!

Ahead of an event with Seattle Arts & Lectures, the Times sat down with the author to discuss American fragility, post-apocalyptic romance and her ongoing career.

The NBA still has not set a date on when they will vote on expansion, but Commissioner Adam Silver said the goal is still to make a decision this year.

After losing control and sliding nearly 500 feet, an injured man crawled through the night until he reached a cabin where another hiker alerted rescuers.

FBI Director Kash Patel's testimony Tuesday was at odds with previous remarks and was part of an appearance marked by strange exchanges and angry arguments.

Massachusetts Gov.

Pete Serrano said he had not spoken to the president about his nomination, and that he expected Washington senators would not drop their opposition.

Winners of the awards, which celebrate works by Washington state authors published in 2025, were announced Tuesday.

The war against Iran has cost the U.S. more than $38 billion through Aug. 1 and will continue to cost up to $3 billion a month or more.

The loved ones of the 67 people killed in last year's collision between an airliner and Army helicopter over Washington, D.C., have a message for Congress and regulators.

Pennsylvania officials are reporting a fourth measles-associated death.

The board of the Kennedy Center voted on Tuesday to close the center over financial issues and a dispute over putting President Donald Trump’s name on the iconic performing arts venue, according to people familiar with the matter.

Bobby Seale, co-founder of the Black Panther Party, is reissuing his 1970 memoir "Seize the Time" as he approaches his 90th birthday.

Saudi Arabia’s crown prince is seeking back from the president of Egypt, his ally across the Red Sea, as the kingdom faces increased attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebels.

For much of Donald Trump's second term, the court gave him his way or demurred.

Prince Harry and Meghan have moved their children to a new school in the U.K. due to security concerns.

Some Seahawks fans may have felt regret watching Kenneth Walker III run wild in his debut with the Chiefs.

Students at the University of Texas at Austin say they were dismayed — but unsurprised — by the racist attacks lobbed at them online after a Republican candidate for statewide office suggested white Americans were being “displaced.”.

The Rams were the No. 1 team in the NFL power rankings heading into the season.

Ed Sheeran has addressed the removal of Seattle rapper Macklemore as his opening act after the rapper made pro-Palestinian comments during a performance.

WSU QB Caden Pinnick was short on words after Saturday's loss.

Federal authorities have charged a dozen people for fraudulently collecting over $10 million in childcare payments without having actual attendees at their facilities.

A mistrial has been declared in the case of a former New Hampshire youth detention center worker charged with repeatedly raping a teenage boy.

A bribery trial starts this week for a Washington, D.C., Council member accused of accepting cash from an associate in exchange for using his elected position to help extend city contracts for the associate’s businesses.

Edmonds-born K-pop idol Jay Park marks his return to Washington with a homecoming headline show at Seattle’s WAMU Theater this month.

Seattle Times columnist Jordan Alam spoke with somatic practitioner Rosie O'Connor about a form of therapy that's all about listening to your body.

Phil and Penny Knight have committed $1.1 billion to build Oregon's first hospital dedicated to women's health at Providence St.

A federal judge has blocked the Kennedy Center from returning President Donald Trump’s name to the building in a move meant to recognize his renovation efforts.

The U.S. military says it opened fire and destroyed two small Iranian boats this week trying to steal a drone ship in the waters off Iran.

A trial for a former Libyan intelligence official charged in the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Scotland is on track to start in January after a delay caused by the discovery of new evidence.

A Paris court has awarded Kim Kardashian 1 euro in compensation for an armed robbery she experienced in 2016.

U.S. household income finally topped pre-pandemic levels last year, a stark sign of how the past five years of rising prices have limited Americans’ earnings and purchasing power.

Nigeria’s anti-drug agency said it has dismantled an industrial-scale methamphetamine laboratory and arrested a Mexican citizen who attempted to flee the country.

A close ally of ousted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has pleaded guilty to bribing officials to secure contracts for importing food during Venezuela's crisis.

The U.S. is stripping tens of millions of dollars in U.S. military assistance to countries in Europe and the Middle East to support nations in Central and South America.

Prosecutors in California say they won’t pursue the death penalty for Rob Reiner’s son Nick in the killings of his parents.

Reports of a rudderless, sputtering Department of Defense come as the United States remains in an expanding conflict with Iran.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada intends to emerge from its trade war with U.S.

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — This was my fourth trip to Ukraine as a photojournalist.

This year, The Times' annual School Supplies Fundraising Drive inspired more than 600 generous readers to make donations on behalf of schoolchildren.

Police have detained dozens of demonstrators outside a courthouse in Istanbul.