This podcast episode from the Seattle Medium’s Rhythm News Podcast introduces a discussion on America’s affordability crisis, featuring consumer advocate and journalist Charlene Crowell. The ...

When South African jurist Navi Pillay won this year’s Nobel Peace Prize, a large proportion of the human rights community ...

Super-specific midterm “knowable” markets have attracted more than $20 million in trading volume, according to an analysis ...

Seattle Medium's Rhythm News Podcast host Christopher B. Bennett speaks with leaders from the Seattle Chapter of Jack and Jill of America about their community postcard-writing drive in Kent. The ...

In this episode of the Seattle Medium's Rhythm News Podcast, host Christopher B. Bennett sits down with Erika White, owner of ...

With the midterm elections less than four weeks away, and early voting already starting in some states, Black voters are ...

As Trump deploys federal monitors, the NAACP and civil rights groups mobilize to protect Black voters from intimidation.

Economist Julianne Malveaux challenges Trump's claim of having "the greatest economy in history," citing weak job growth, ...

Seattle Municipal Court judges have re-elected Anita Crawford-Willis as presiding judge and Damon Shadid as assistant presiding judge for another two-year term, while Judge Pooja Vaddadi will join ...

Garfield High School's Reclaiming the Village initiative brings parents, students, alumni and educators together to rebuild ...

Seattle's minimum wage will climb to $22.14 an hour on January 1, 2027, continuing annual inflation adjustments under the city's 2014 ordinance. While workers gain purchasing power, small business ...