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5 takeaways from Trump-Vance-Zelensky Oval Office blowup

Politics · United States

5 takeaways from Trump-Vance-Zelensky Oval Office blowup

44% Left coverage: 161 sources

An astonishing scene played out in the Oval Office on Friday as President Trump and Vice President Vance got into a shouting match with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. See the Story

US Task Force to Combat Antisemitism to investigate 10 campuses

Antisemitism · United States

US Task Force to Combat Antisemitism to investigate 10 campuses

Coverage: 28 sources

USAID official placed on leave after saying barriers to lifesaving programs will cause ‘preventable death’

USAID · United States

USAID official placed on leave after saying barriers to lifesaving programs will cause ‘preventable death’

41% Left coverage: 22 sources

An official at the federal foreign aid agency targeted by the Trump administration with layoffs, cuts and funding obstacles was placed on leave Sunday after saying those moves will lead to "preventable death" and threats to U.S. security. See the Story

Magic say Jalen Suggs will undergo knee surgery with no timetable for return yet

Basketball · Orlando

Magic say Jalen Suggs will undergo knee surgery with no timetable for return yet

64% Left coverage: 11 sources

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Jalen Suggs of the Orlando Magic will have arthroscopic surgery to remove a cartilage fragment in his left knee, the team announced Sunday. The Magic said that a timetable for Suggs’ return to play won’t be known until the team sees how he responds to post-operative treatment and rehabilitation. Suggs was diagnosed last week with a trochlea injury in the knee, a problem that was discovered after he was experiencing discomfor…See the Story

Haitians living lawfully in Spokane face deportation after Trump ends Temporary Protected Status

Haitians living lawfully in Spokane face deportation after Trump ends Temporary Protected Status

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

The congregation at Maranatha Evangelical Church in East Central was smaller than usual when the Rev. Luc Jasmin Jr. rose last Sunday to address his flock about a somber subject.See the Story

E-bike rider killed in crash near Hayford

Spokane · Spokane

E-bike rider killed in crash near Hayford

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

An e-bike rider was hit and killed Sunday on the West Plains .See the Story

Gonzaga point guards Ryan Nembhard, Allie Turner walk away with WCC awards once again

Spokane · Spokane

Gonzaga point guards Ryan Nembhard, Allie Turner walk away with WCC awards once again

Coverage: 2 sources

Ryan Nembhard won his second WCC Player of the Week award, while Allie Turner won her eighth WCC Freshman of the Week honor.See the Story

Blue Mountain elk study raises more questions

Spokane · Spokane

Blue Mountain elk study raises more questions

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A three-year assessment of elk in Washington’s Blue Mountains produced unclear results, leaving wildlife managers contemplating further research and speculating about what may be happening.See the Story

Despite 22-4 mark and NWC regular-season title, Whitworth basketball passed over for DIII Tournament

Basketball · Spokane

Despite 22-4 mark and NWC regular-season title, Whitworth basketball passed over for DIII Tournament

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Whitworth men's basketball rolled to a 22-4 record in 2024-25, went unbeaten in the nonconference and won its third straight Northwest Conference regular-season title.See the Story

Dear Annie: Grumpy grandpa is no longer getting a pass from his wife

Dear Annie: Grumpy grandpa is no longer getting a pass from his wife

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

DEAR ANNIE: My husband pouts and refuses to come with me when I visit our kids and grandkids, choosing instead to stay home watching TV and playing on his computer. I used to make excuses for him -- saying he was busy or doing chores -- but now I just tell the truth: “Grandpa’s crabby and staying home.”See the Story

Trump has teased disbanding the Department of Education. Here's how its funding touches Washington schools

Donald Trump · Spokane

Trump has teased disbanding the Department of Education. Here's how its funding touches Washington schools

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Almost as soon as its modern inception in 1979, politicians have advocated for closing the Department of Education.See the Story

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