Jerome W. Page, Former Seattle Urban League Leader And Civil Rights Advocate, Dies at 90

Let’s Make A Plan: Debt Management

Managing debt is essential for reducing stress and improving financial health. Options include self-managed strategies or professional intervention from credit counselors or debt management companies.

Former UW Medical Resident Says A Program Intended To Help Her Instead Derailed Her 

A class-action complaint filed by former University of Washington medical residents, Dr. Dorender Gray and Dr. Temi Ogunleye, against the Washington Physicians Health Program (WPHP) has been dismissed. The lawsuit, alleging mistreatment and misdiagnosis, was rejected by a King County Superior Court judge based on WPHP's statutory immunity from civil action.

Justice Clarence Thomas Laments ‘Very Dicey’ Threats To Judiciary And Heightened Security For Supreme Court

Justice Clarence Thomas discusses the 'dicey' security environment facing the Supreme Court, reflecting on increased threats and limited mobility while attending a judicial conference in Florida.

PCOS, A Condition Impacting 1 In 10 Women Worldwide, Gets A New Name

A global consortium of medical experts and patient organizations is proposing a significant renaming of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) to Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS). This initiative seeks to more accurately reflect the condition's broad spectrum of symptoms and to improve patient diagnosis and care.

Building Financial Stability Starts With Small, Consistent Habits

JPMorgan Chase financial experts are encouraging residents to cultivate robust financial habits by understanding the four key areas of personal finance—earning, protecting, spending, and saving—and by viewing financial wellness as an ongoing journey built through consistency, preparation, and long-term goals.