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Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn and the Seattle Police Department review their response to Tuesday's riots and show off the weapons they confiscated from protesters.
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Obama chooses wrong words, wrong priorities on Afghanistan
Partisanship had no place in the discussion of Osama bin Laden's death a year ago and the Karzai government doesn't merit such generous U.S. support.
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Midday Scan: For a peaceful protest, don't invite anarchists
Seattle May Day vandals prompt disaster-response from a mayor wary of WTO scarring, and Oregon's Governor hopes to issue driver's licenses to undocumented workers. What else do you expect from two of the most heathen states in the nation?
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Miners turn arts phenoms in 'Pitmen Painters'
The Pitmen Painters, ACT Theatre's latest play about a group of British miners turned famed artists, raises questions about art, culture, and class.
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Occupy's May Day in Seattle: No way to create change
If Occupy wants to succeed, it needs to use the tools offered by the U.S. Constitution. And those are much more powerful than any wielded by a few thugs.
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Chris Hansen: Enough patience for Seattle process?
In an exclusive interview, the hedge-fund manager discusses traffic, what he sees as the unfairness of putting all traffic fixes on a sports arena, a sports entertainment district, and his own role.
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The Kachins of Kent, Washington
While the world hails the advent of peace and democracy in Myanmar, refugees from there bear very different news.
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Microsoft, Amazon, Boeing face pushback for tax dodging
Lobbying, tax dodging, buying elections: Can corporations be forced to improve their citizenship? A new initiative campaign looks to change the rules of behavior with a Seattle Bill of Rights.
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