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Storied law firm says it could go under if WA doesn't change pay model
Washington Appellate Project faces potential closure by Christmas due to a contract dispute over new state pay models, threatening legal representation for hundreds of indigent clients.
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8mCanada strikes back at US with retaliatory tariffs as trade war escalates
Canada retaliates against U.S. tariffs with new duties on $20 billion in American goods, escalating a high-stakes trade war that threatens integrated supply chains and cross-border relations.
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6mTrump lawyers warn that Kennedy Center might need demolition if not fixed
The Trump administration warns that without a necessary $250 million renovation, the historic Kennedy Center could face demolition, sparking legal controversy over presidential influence and the building's future.
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9mFive things we learned from Washington State football's fall camp
As Washington State concludes fall camp, Caden Pinnick is named starting quarterback, while the defense shows promise and the team prepares for the upcoming season opener.
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3mCamping at Central WA's Ancient Lakes area could be banned
Washington officials are considering a camping ban at Ancient Lakes due to environmental damage, while public feedback and alternative management proposals remain open until October 30.
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The oldest man in Washington celebrates his 109th birthday
At 109 years old, Merrill Moore of Pullman reflects on a remarkable life shaped by hard work, resilience through historical eras, and a spirit of kindness toward others.