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Published September 18After Francis Fukuyama’s “Last Man” Theory Came Donald Trump
Francis Fukuyama discusses his new book "In the Realm of the Last Man."
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Published September 18September 18, 2026
Nazhat Khan; Lonnie G. Bunch III; Francis Fukuyama
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Published September 182027 Ram 1500 TRX SRT & 2027 Audi A6
We’re testing two polar opposites: The Ram 1500 TRX SRT pickup and the Audi A6 sedan.
Northwest rail fans eager for Sept. 30 debut of Amtrak’s Airo fleet
Amtrak's 300-passenger Airo trains debut Sept. 30 on Cascades route, adding seats but not speed or frequency.
Traffic Safety Package Advances with Change Targeting Historic Districts
A contentious change giving SDOT more authority to change streets within Seattle's historic districts was approved Thursday on a 3-2 committee vote. Traffic safety advocates had been pushing for a way to elevate safety-related changes outside the normal approval process.
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Published September 18An Anthem to America: Ken Burns & Florentine Films Celebrate 50 Years Preview
Ken Burns and the filmmaking team look back over five decades of groundbreaking documentaries.
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Published September 18An Anthem to America: Ken Burns & Florentine Films Celebrate 50 Years
Ken Burns and the filmmaking team look back over five decades of groundbreaking documentaries.
Repair shop We Fix Old Stuff opening in Ballard
A repair shop specializing in lighting and other household objects is opening a new workshop in Ballard on Friday, Oct. 2. We Fix Old Stuff will operate at 4818 14th ... Read more
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Published September 18Why Corporations Don't Pay Late Fees
Why should companies get to hit us with fees, but we can't do the same to them?
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Published September 18"Scammed" - Preview
How online scams steal billions of dollars and ruin victims’ lives.
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Published September 18New York Always Finds a Way to Reinvent Itself
Writer Adam Gopnik reflects on New York’s remarkable resilience and its ability to reinvent itself.
Deconstruction Is a Key Frontier for Climate Action in Seattle
As Seattle seeks to reduce waste and spur a local circular economy, a big opportunity for impact is found when buildings come down.