There is scratchy phone tape from 25 years ago which allegedly is the voice of Donald Trump posing as his own PR staffer and calling himself John Miller.
The opponents of a group fighting to undo a law that gives transgender people certain rights argue that what is being disputed is part of a rule created a decade ago, and work by the Washington Human Rights Commission didn't weaken anything.
Congress passed a series of bills this week to attack the prescription opioid epidemic, an epidemic which the LA Times says is at least partly due to a business decision.
CBS’s Major Garrett talked to Republicans on Capitol Hill to see what it would take to unify the Republican party behind Donald Trump. It didn’t sound promising:
Kaeley Triller Haver says the law that requires private businesses to give transgender people access to the restrooms and locker rooms they identify with is "a horrible statement to women."
When you hear smart, confident people saying there is no way Trump can win – I think by now we understand what that means: Make sure your birth certificate is in order and within reach.
Republicans are trying to find ways to cope with the idea that their presidential nominee was the host of a reality television show with the catch phrase known "you're fired." And there are ways to do it.
If the thought of voting for either the Democratic presidential candidates or presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump makes you cringe, you're in luck if you live in Washington.
In the latest viral Facebook video, a young woman named Candice Spivey confronts a man who was asking inappropriate questions as she was shopping for a bikini at a Florida Target. “Do you remember me in the grocery store?” she asks. She recognized the guy as the same person who harassed her two years ago […]
Let the insults begin. Remember when Jeb Bush said this? “Donald, you’re not going to be able to insult your way to the presidency.” Oh, how Ted Cruz wishes that were true. Although on the plus side, it appears that getting trounced in Indiana means he and Donald can finally be friends again. Mr. Trump […]
An important decision by the US Supreme Court to turn away a challenge to Seattle's $15 an hour minimum wage law has franchise owners irate and advocates ecstatic.
The Seattle City Council voted against vacating a street in SoDo to build a sports arena, 5-4, a major setback to any chances of bringing the NBA back to Seattle.
The high point of the White House Correspondents Dinner over the weekend was the Trump segment where President Obama congratulated the media for creating the story they wanted.
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