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September 2, 2026 — 8 stories from 6 sources
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BREAKING: Tentative agreement made between Seattle Public Schools, education union
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BREAKING: Tentative agreement made between Seattle Public Schools, education union
(The Center Square) - A tentative agreement has been reached between Seattle Public Schools and the Seattle Education Association, the district announced late Tuesday night.
Seattle Public Schools, educator's union continue negotiations
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Seattle Public Schools, educator's union continue negotiations
(The Center Square) - Seattle School Superintendent Ben Shuldiner said Tuesday afternoon he has renewed optimism that a school strike can be averted.
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Climate ‘Overshoot’ Is Coming—Are We Ready?
Fossil fuel emissions are pushing Earth’s climate toward a dangerous new phase of climate “overshoot,” scientists warned Wednesday in a new report from the United Nations Environmental Programme.
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Q&A: ‘There was a gap between alert and action’ in Nepal floods
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Q&A: ‘There was a gap between alert and action’ in Nepal floods
Following the devastating floods that swept through Nepal’s Rasuwa district on 26 August, over 1,000 people have been confirmed dead as of Tuesday, with 4,000 still missing.
Southeast Asia’s oak trees highly threatened as report warns of lack of protection
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Southeast Asia’s oak trees highly threatened as report warns of lack of protection
Many of Southeast Asia’s native oak species are under high stress from human pressures and lack protection, according to a recent report, reports contributor Sean Mowbray for Mongabay. Of the 430 know
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When natural disasters strike, these camps give kids a safe place to recover
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When natural disasters strike, these camps give kids a safe place to recover
SPOKANE, Wash. — One week after evacuating from the wildfires that devastated parts of this eastern Washington city, Mareesha Backman handed over her youngest son to a stranger and took her first deep
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CJ Roberts and the Smithsonian Bypass Congress To Build New Latino Museum
At the same time that Chief Justice Roberts voted to halt the construction of the East Ballroom because Congress did not authorize it, the Chief Justice's other institution voted to bypass Congress to
Trump's White House Ballroom Is a Monument to His Lawlessness
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Trump's White House Ballroom Is a Monument to His Lawlessness
After President Theodore Roosevelt began building the East Wing of the White House in 1902, he thanked Congress for approving the project and appropriating the necessary funds. When President Donald T
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