Thanks to a glitch, some Seattle Mazda drivers can’t tune their radios away from KUOW

Maybe HAL from "2001: A Space Odyssey" now works in public radio. A number of Mazda drivers have found they can no longer change the station on their infotainment systems — all because they tuned in to KUOW.

Ocean heat waves trigger ‘squid bloom’ along Pacific coast, scientists say

The ecological and economic implications are significant, scientists say, and the answers might help them better understand the mechanics of climate change.

Climate crisis: Make overpopulation part of the conversation

With all the attention paid to environmental destruction and global warming by ordinary citizens and world leaders, I fail to see why overpopulation is never addressed. It seems like one obvious root cause of all our problems. The more people...

A 20-year-old made a movie in Seattle in the 1930s. This week, it finally makes its TV debut

"As the Earth Turns," a 1938 45-minute silent film directed by young Seattle filmmaker Richard H. Lyford, has its Turner Classic Movies debut on Oct. 31. It's a chance to watch the creativity of a budding filmmaker.

Inside the Big Facebook Leak

Frances Haugen first met Jeff Horwitz, a tech-industry reporter for The Wall Street Journal, in early December on a hiking trail near the Chabot Space & Science Center in Oakland, California.

Funded by Gates, the Seattle Times Anonymously Lobbies for Gates Foundation Agenda

Super-rich people like Bill Gates still drive policy (and newspapers too) in Seattle

The Seattle Times Finally Questions Microsoft's Political Games for Tax Avoidance

Even the Seattle Times, one of the local papers that sometimes seems to be Microsoft-sponsored propaganda, is starting to question what Microsoft is doing to Washington and how

Seattle Times Funded by the Gates Foundation to Praise the Gates Foundation

Even the Seattle Times, just like a lot of for-profit publications, is being paid by Bill Gates while publicly worshipping him

Wondering why society went off-kilter during the pandemic? It was all predicted in this book

A year and a half into the pandemic, a group of citizens still refuse to acknowledge that a major health event is even happening. Why? A prophetic book by a psychologist in Vancouver, B.C., predicted this, writes columnist Danny Westneat.

Human rights advocates decry Apple, Google decision to pull Navalny app as Russia voting begins

Apple and Google removed an opposition voting app from their online stores Friday just as balloting began in Russia's parliamentary election, bowing to pressure from President Vladimir Putin's censorship office in a move digital rights activists...