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Over 100 jugs filled with what We Heart Seattle says is urine...

Jason Rantz

We Heart Seattle volunteer finds homeless man living with 100 jugs of urine inside Discovery Park

A We Heart Seattle volunteer found a man in a tent at Discovery Park surrounded by more than 100 milk jugs of urine. He refused services, refused to give his name.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson at T-Mobile Park...

Jason Rantz

Even the New York Times noticed Seattle's 'socialist' mayor helped drive Starbucks out

The New York Times called Katie Wilson a 'socialist' and said she 'taunts the rich' as Nashville keeps pulling away the companies Seattle won't stop pushing out.

Seattle Opera exterior...

Jason Rantz

Seattle Opera rolled out the welcome mat for furries at Carmen's closing weekend

Seattle Opera hosted a Furry Night during its run of Carmen at McCaw Hall, with bass-baritone Christian Pursell appearing as his fursona, Chester the Geroo.

Interior of a Throne Labs public bathroom unit featuring tropical leaf wallpaper, wall-mounted porc...

Jason Rantz

Rantz: Seattle spends $465,000 a year on 'smart toilets' because the drug crisis it won't fix keeps wrecking the cheap ones

Seattle can't keep cheap bathrooms clean because homeless drug addicts destroy them, so taxpayers now pay $100K per toilet per year during a $488M budget crisis.

A pig with lipstick seated in front of a stack of Washington tax dollars...

Jason Rantz

'Lipstick on a pig': AI rap rails against Washington's unconstitutional income tax

Jesse Proudman used his own Venice.AI platform to produce a rap song calling out Ferguson and Pedersen by name. He's also looking at houses in Austin.

Rep. Pramila Jayapal speaks at the People's State of the Union rally hosted by MoveOn...

Jason Rantz

Rep. Pramila Jayapal's 'miserable' office: turnover data backs what ex-staffers told BuzzFeed in 2021

Legistorm data ranks Jayapal's office in the 81st percentile for turnover, confirming what 14 ex-staffers told BuzzFeed News about a 'miserable' workplace.

Homelessness

Homeless individuals huddled on a Portland sidewalk near a brick building as the city's crisis deep...

Seattle Red Staff

Portland advocates circle the wagons to protect shelter with no sobriety rules

Mayor Wilson's plan to convert Portland's Multnomah Safe Rest Village into a recovery center faces pushback from advocates defending the low-barrier status quo.

Over 100 jugs filled with what We Heart Seattle says is urine...

Jason Rantz

We Heart Seattle volunteer finds homeless man living with 100 jugs of urine inside Discovery Park

A We Heart Seattle volunteer found a man in a tent at Discovery Park surrounded by more than 100 milk jugs of urine. He refused services, refused to give his name.

Homeless people stand on a corner off Third in downtown Seattle...

Jason Rantz

Rantz: San Francisco solved its drug crisis for a summit. Why is Seattle surrendering before the World Cup?

If you think the city of Seattle is ready for the World Cup, you've likely not stepped foot in downtown Seattle for years.

Crime

The U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C....

Seattle Red Staff

House passes bills to expose every city letting violent suspects walk free without bail, Seattle on notice

Rep. Michael Baumgartner backed two House-passed bills targeting charitable bail funds and cashless bail for violent offenders. Both advance to the Senate.

Homeless people stand on a corner off Third in downtown Seattle...

Jason Rantz

Rantz: San Francisco solved its drug crisis for a summit. Why is Seattle surrendering before the World Cup?

If you think the city of Seattle is ready for the World Cup, you've likely not stepped foot in downtown Seattle for years.

a screengrab of the men allegedly illegally entering the United States via Point Roberts....

Seattle Red Staff

Feds bust alien smuggling ring that used tiny WA exclave to sneak Vietnamese nationals into U.S.: prosecutors

Two British Columbia residents are charged with smuggling eight Vietnamese nationals through Point Roberts into the U.S. via charter flight, prosecutors say.

Politics

Rachel Campos-Duffy and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy outside the White House alongside the c...

Jason Rantz

Rachel Campos-Duffy says Marxism broke American patriotism. Her new book wants to fix it.

Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy says cultural Marxism caused America's identity crisis. Her new book, out May 19, makes the case for getting patriotism back.

The U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C....

Seattle Red Staff

House passes bills to expose every city letting violent suspects walk free without bail, Seattle on notice

Rep. Michael Baumgartner backed two House-passed bills targeting charitable bail funds and cashless bail for violent offenders. Both advance to the Senate.

Former Washington Gov. Christine Gregoire speaks at a White House event alongside then-President Ba...

Chris Cargill, Special Contributor

Cargill: When you’ve lost Christine Gregoire, you’ve lost Washington

Former Gov. Christine Gregoire told Washington business leaders the state has a spending problem, not a revenue problem — and Democrats don't understand business.

Seattle Red Opinion

Former Washington Gov. Christine Gregoire speaks at a White House event alongside then-President Ba...

Chris Cargill, Special Contributor

Cargill: When you’ve lost Christine Gregoire, you’ve lost Washington

Former Gov. Christine Gregoire told Washington business leaders the state has a spending problem, not a revenue problem — and Democrats don't understand business.

Students in school uniforms take notes at classroom desks while a teacher instructs at the front of...

MEG GOUDY, SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR

Meg Goudy: A new era for civics education in Idaho

Idaho's SB 1336 requires founding documents, communist history, and cardinal virtues in school. A new Civics Seal rewards students who go further.

America 250 commemorative flag displayed on the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington,...

Sam Cardwell, Special Contributor

The American experiment: Separation of powers

As America marks its 250th birthday, the founders' separation of powers remains the world's governing gold standard. Here's why we still celebrate it.

Oregon

Homeless individuals huddled on a Portland sidewalk near a brick building as the city's crisis deep...

Seattle Red Staff

Portland advocates circle the wagons to protect shelter with no sobriety rules

Mayor Wilson's plan to convert Portland's Multnomah Safe Rest Village into a recovery center faces pushback from advocates defending the low-barrier status quo.

Oregon companies aren't fleeing, but they're expanding elsewhere. Dutch Bros, Tektronix and others ...

Jackson Meyer

Taxes and rising cost of living has Portlanders on edge, new polls finds

According to a new poll, residents in Portland are not happy with the direction Democrats in charge are taking them.

Packages of compressed fentanyl seized from Cristhian Martinez's vehicle during a traffic stop in G...

Seattle Red Staff

Illegal immigrant ran fentanyl 'brick' operation out of Oregon apartment, killed victim: U.S. Attorney's Office

A Honduran national in the US illegally pleaded guilty to a fentanyl trafficking conspiracy that caused a fatal overdose and to illegally possessing multiple firearms.

Idaho

Students in school uniforms take notes at classroom desks while a teacher instructs at the front of...

MEG GOUDY, SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR

Meg Goudy: A new era for civics education in Idaho

Idaho's SB 1336 requires founding documents, communist history, and cardinal virtues in school. A new Civics Seal rewards students who go further.

Welcome to Moscow Idaho sign near the University of Idaho campus in winter...

Jason Rantz

Rantz: Washington's tax hikes are sending residents straight to Idaho — and taking their money with them

Idaho surged past 2 million residents as Washington's $9.4B tax hike fuels an exodus east. Lake Stevens Mayor Aaron Gailey is among those leaving for good.

Working-class families drive Idaho's school choice participation. (Photo: Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto v...

Chris Cargill, Special Contributor

Chris Cargill: Who’s getting the Idaho parental choice tax credit - and why is the application window reopening?

Over 6,000 Idaho families applied for the parental choice tax credit, proving strong demand across diverse income levels for education.