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  Trump's birthright citizenship order lands in Seattle appeals court

  Federal appeals court judges in Seattle on Wednesday questioned a Trump administration lawyer and Washington’s solicitor general over the president’s executive order restricting birthright citizenship.

  • Jake Goldstein-Street/Washington State Standard
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  Judge blocks Trump administration from closing the Education Department

  The federal judge also told the administration to reinstate department employees who lost their jobs during the reduction-in-force announced in March.

  • Nicole Cohen
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  Washington state groups sue Trump administration over sweeping public health data erasures

  Three Washington state groups that represent health care workers have joined a lawsuit against the Trump administration over the sweeping deletion of federal public health data, calling the removals “arbitrary, capricious, and unreasoned.”

  • KUOW Staff
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  Tariffs are paused. Will the ports of Seattle, Tacoma rebound?

  The constantly shifting currents of the trade war between the U.S. and China have led to an obsession with the ports over the past few weeks.

  • Monica Nickelsburg
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  His day started with selling a chicken coop. It ended in immigration detention

  Sergey Kostenyuk and Mary Loisate have been together for more than 20 years. Loisate was born in the U.S., but Kostenyuk is a legal permanent resident with a green card. He came to Spokane from Ukraine as a refugee more than 30 years ago, when he was a child.

  • Eilís O'Neill
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  After a close election, Canadians stand together against ‘the Trump factor’

  Canadians are working through new political realities after a national election last week amid comments from President Donald Trump about Canada becoming the 51st state.

  • John O'Brien
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  Federal funding cuts to AmeriCorps leave Washington volunteers, nonprofits scrambling for answers

  Cuts to the federal volunteer service program AmeriCorps are disrupting the work of non-profits across Washington as well as the lives of volunteers.

  • Noel Gasca
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  Washington 'sanctuary law' allows ICE agents to pick up people leaving prison. They often don't

  Washington state’s so-called “sanctuary law” is in the crosshairs of elected officials. But new data from the state’s department of corrections shows, even when the state works with federal immigration enforcement, the federal government isn’t always following through.

  • Gustavo Sagrero Álvarez
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  Trump is revoking visas. Students, post-grads in Seattle worry they'll be targeted for supporting Gaza

  On Monday night, UW announced five students and four post-grad trainees had their visas revoked, and on Tuesday, Seattle University said three of its post-grads also had status revoked.

  • Scott Greenstone
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  Seattle businesses on edge about Trump's trade tariffs

  Local businesses are scrambling to figure out how to deal with the Trump administration’s latest trade tariffs.

  • Ruby de Luna

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