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Senator Rick Scott asked why the US Senate does not work more often. Americans usually work five days each week. However, the Senate has only worked for 79 days this year. This means they are only working about 40% of the time. Scott thinks they should be working seven days a week.
America’s retirement system is broken. Trump may have found a bold fix
A person shared how much local grocery stores mean to America. They grew up near a neighborhood store in New Orleans. This store was like a heart for the town, just like a church or school. Even when it faced problems, like Hurricane Katrina, its importance stayed strong. Today, this person supports these small grocers everywhere.
Native American students at government-funded schools are graduating more often. Back in 2015, just over half graduated on time. Now, the rate is very high—a record of 79% by 2025. This success was helped by new ideas and better data tracking.
The leaders responsible for keeping OpenAI's AI safe keep leaving
WWE star Rhea Ripley reveals slight tear in her meniscus keeping her out of action
Harrison Ford turns heads with toned physique during Los Angeles bike ride
Ella Langley sizzles in denim shorts for latest American Eagle campaign
Review: John Mellencamp surprises, delights fans with beloved but rarely played hits
Golfer Tom Kim won the Genesis Scottish Open tournament. He finished with a great score of 64 in the last day. This was his first win on the PGA Tour in nearly three years. He is a 24-year-old player from South Korea.
Mariners’ Emerson Hancock exits start with apparent hand injury
Matt Damon recalls the frantic flight that nearly cost him Red Sox history
Caitlin Clark vs Paige Bueckers: How two White WNBA stars wound up with vastly different cultural perceptions
Rosie O'Donnell walked away at the height of her success after reaching one jaw-dropping financial milestone
Slate Pears Game 332: Jul. 12, 2026
My Husband and I Have an Open Relationship. I’m Devastated to Find Out What He Thinks That Means.
Katherine Heigl lists her Utah home for $10.6M as family prepares to downsize
Tom Cruise saved Samantha Harris from getting crushed by a '500-pound' motorcycle
Matt Damon was 'pushed to the limit' while filming 'The Odyssey,' details grueling physical discomforts
Seattle Times endorsements, WA primary 2026: State Supreme Court, Position 3
Is AI going to kill us all? Radio, when new, also seemed a menace
Seattle Times endorsements, WA primary 2026: State Supreme Court, Position 1
Man turns tragic loss of best friend to suicide into urgent outreach to lonely strangers
VR and gaming are adding a kick to taekwondo
Less is more with the Oura Ring 5
'Spectacular' shipwreck found with underwater time capsule of untouched cargo: 'Amazing find'
New Germany sex-crime figures reignite migration fight as exploitation probe expands
Seattle Times letters roundup, July 12, 2026
'It's in the game,' and then some, with EA's College Football '27
Inside the $85 million James Bond-inspired Florida mansion with hidden rooms and an Aston Martin gallery
NYC to move 110 single homeless men to quiet Brooklyn neighborhood, leaving locals worried: report
I played in the NFL. We don’t want Washington trying to fix college sports
Rolling Stones' wild sex tally included one member who stopped counting at 1,800, biographer claims
Why Blackhawks GM Kyle Davidson will defy analytics to bet on a hunch
Surveillance video timeline tracks accused Charlie Kirk assassin across UVU campus before fatal rooftop shot
American Culture Quiz: Test yourself on World Cup wins and burger breakthroughs
Trump's ambitious energy bet could be a winning hand as the world burns more oil, gas than ever
Detectives' true crime podcast takes fresh shot at killer who vanished after caught-on-camera murder
Prince Harry's Invictus Games show the 'asset' the British royal family lost: experts
Steve Forbes backs Trump's Mt. Rushmore warning on communism: 'He's right'
