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Kamala Harris Is Sticking To Her Own Timeline On A 2028 Decision

Kamala Harris knows other potential 2028 Democratic candidates are waiting on her decision about running for president again. She’s going to keep them waiting.
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Report Finds Washington’s College Transfer System Places Greater Burdens On Underserved Students

A new report from Community College Research Initiatives and the Washington Student Achievement Council finds that Washington's college transfer system creates significant barriers for students of color, low-income and first-generation students. While Black students transfer at rates exceeding national averages, only 44% earn bachelor's degrees post-transfer, highlighting gaps in advising, financial support, and institutional coordination.

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Why Trump’s New Rule For Green Card Applicants Is Sparking Controversy

A new Trump administration "public charge" rule took effect Friday, making it harder for legal immigrants to obtain green cards if they receive or may need public assistance. The expanded rule, broader than 2019's version, faces lawsuits from 22 states and cities, with critics warning it could push millions to forgo essential benefits like Medicaid and food stamps.

Democrats Should Take Trump’s $5,000 Promise Seriously

Kevin Harris argues Democrats shouldn't dismiss Trump's proposed $5,000 "Trump Dividend" despite its unclear funding and feasibility. Like tariffs and "no tax on tips," the promise offers voters simple, concrete relief. Democrats must counter with equally clear economic plans rather than technical critiques, or risk losing working-class voters anxious about living costs.

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Podcast: Pack The House Spotlight: The Scene Coffee Shop Brews Community In South Park

Seattle Medium's Rhythm News Podcast spotlights The Scene, a Black-owned coffee shop in South Park founded by Michelle Lang-Raymond and her husband. As part of the Pack the House campaign, host Christopher B. Bennett explores how the shop fosters community connection among Seattle's dispersed Black residents through shared space and everyday gathering.

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