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The debate surrounding the possible change of Washington's police pursuit law and the data lawmakers are using to make those decisions remains contentious in Olympia.  

Distraught at its disappearance, cam girls, strippers, and other sex workers immediately started digging into what happened.

Netflix has changed its password-sharing rules twice in the span of a week, suggesting it could be introducing new restrictions soon.

The QED conference was accused of copyright infringement, but something didn't smell right, which is when Michael Marshall started digging...

Native Hawaiians are split on her nomination to lead one of the state's largest and most impactful agencies.

The company changed details about how it would ensure devices are connected to a household, and it's unclear if devices will need to reconnect every 31 days.

Netflix has laid out the measures it plans to deploy in order to stop users from sharing their passwords.

Boeing delivered the last 747 "jumbo jet" at its Everett facility, marking a historic moment in aviation. As Atlas Air took over the last 747, thousands of people gathered to mark the end of an era.

A leftist think tank concocted thousands of false reports asserting Russia’s influence in US politics, according to the latest batch of Twitter Files. The

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