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The Fight Is Growing Over Ballot Counting In Mississippi’s Tight Senate Race
National party operatives, lawyers, grassroots activists and content creators are descending on Mississippi to observe the vetting of thousands of provisional ballots in the coming days and to gear up for possible legal challenges over the final results.
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At Classic Eats, Chef Tony Hayes Blends Southern Roots With Northwest Flair
In Olde Burien, Chef Tony Hayes blends his New Orleans roots with Pacific Northwest flavors at Classic Eats, a diverse restaurant known for scratch-made Creole-inspired dishes, community engagement and mentorship. Featured in The Seattle Medium's Pack the House campaign, the eatery highlights disciplined business practices, employee opportunities and its role as a neighborhood gathering place.
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Trump Was On The Hunt For Voter Fraud. Here’s Why It Never Materialized
The Trump administration’s unprecedented crusade to hunt for voter fraud spurred widespread fears of federal election interference but ultimately never materialized on Election Day – thanks to resistance from local election officials and federal courts.
Youth And Law Forum Seeks To Empower Families, Build Trust Between Police And Community
The 36th annual Judge Charles V. Johnson Youth and Law Forum returns Nov. 14 in Tukwila, uniting youth, families, and law enforcement for workshops on rights, peer pressure, and justice system navigation. Retired officers John Hayes and Fae Brooks emphasize building trust through relaxed interactions, helping bridge gaps between police and community members. The free event requires advance registration.
Black Voters Make History, Deliver Stunning Rebuke To Trump
From Hakeem Jeffries, poised to become the first Black speaker, to Georgia Governor-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms, Black political power reshapes Congress, statehouses, and the South.
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New Mount Zion Pastor Rev. Johnson Shares Vision Ahead Of Installation Weekend
Rev. Charles Reginald Johnson Sr. joins the Seattle Medium's Rhythm & News Podcast to discuss his new role as senior pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church, a 135-year cornerstone of Seattle's Black community. After 17 years leading Cochran Avenue Baptist Church in Los Angeles, Johnson shares his vision ahead of his November 14-15 installation celebration.
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