AP photographer captures speed and breathtaking landscapes at the Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia
Associated Press photographer Christophe Ena's images from the Dakar Rally in Saudi Arabia capture the speed, driving skill ...
Greece bans windowless basements, freezes central Athens licenses in overhaul of short-term rentals
The draft legislation coincides with a one-year ban in Athens on new short-term rental registrations in popular districts ...
Walgreens tops Wall Street’s expectations as drugstore chain continues turnaround plan
Walgreens booked a better-than-expected fiscal first quarter, but the drugstore chain lost $265 million as it closed U.S.
Jets, Jaguars and Browns to play home games in London in 2025, with Jacksonville at Wembley again
NEW YORK (AP) — Cleveland, Jacksonville and the New York Jets each will play a home game in London in 2025. The NFL announced ...
King County assessor was accused of stalking, harassment
John Wilson, who is seeking King County's top leadership position, had a protection order issued against him last year. He ...
4 things to expect from WA’s 2025 legislative session
Washington state leaders met in Olympia on Thursday to discuss their priorities for the upcoming legislative session, which ...
Venezuela latest: Nicolás Maduro to be inaugurated for a third term, defying evidence of fraud
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro will be sworn in for a third six-year term after a reelection widely viewed as illegitimate and as his administration grows increasingly brazen in cracking down on ...
Anita Bryant, whose anti-gay politics undid a singing career, is dead at 84
Anita Bryan founded Save Our Children, an anti-gay organization that gave rise to the modern-day religious right's strategy of tying homosexuality to perceived threats against children.
Review: ‘The Brutalist’ is an epic exercise in ambition and grandeur
The Brutalist,” like its protagonist, is not without flaws or indulgences. But director Brady Corbet went big here — really big — and it paid off.
Martin Selig, Houdini of Seattle’s office market, can’t escape the crunch
For decades, Martin Selig has escaped recessions, foreclosures and bankruptcies to build one of Seattle's biggest office empires. But this downturn is different.
How Seattleites embrace (or cope with) the darkness of winter
Seattle Times readers were asked whether they curse or embrace the darkness of winter. Over 300 responded with their advice and anecdotes — here are some of our favorites.
Answering 12 questions Seahawks face heading into offseason | Analysis
As the Seahawks turn their attention to 2025 — which will be their 50th  season in the NFL — let’s look ahead by answering 12 questions about the offseason.