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DNA from the skull of an unknown Revolutionary War soldier reveals more than his name
Through advanced DNA testing and genealogy, researchers have identified the remains of Pvt. John Pumphrey, a young Maryland soldier who died in the 1780 Battle of Camden.
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Seattle Times endorsements, WA primary 2026: Legislative District 26, Position 1
Representative Adison Richards faces progressive criticism for his tax stance, but his focus on affordability and district needs makes him the right choice for Washington's 26th District.
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Man charged with hate crimes after confrontation with 'Today' show's Melvin at NBC studio
A 40-year-old man faces hate crime charges after confronting 'Today' show host Craig Melvin at NBC's Manhattan studio; the suspect was apprehended without injury and remains in custody.
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Chloe Fineman leaving 'SNL' after 7 seasons
Chloe Fineman bids an emotional farewell to Saturday Night Live after seven seasons, thanking Lorne Michaels and her SNL family as she pivots to a flourishing film career.
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Renton's World Cup legacy, future hopes seen in Legacy Square
Renton unveils Legacy Square, a vibrant new urban park designed for the World Cup and beyond, aiming to revitalize downtown through soccer, recreation, and community-focused experiential spaces.
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What Seattleites and others had to say about 'Jimothy' the raccoon
Meet Jimothy, a uniquely shaped raccoon in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood who has captured the internet's heart, drawing comparisons to Danny DeVito and becoming a viral symbol of vintage Seattle weirdness.