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Roll out the welcome mat, Capricorn—and maybe install a revolving door while you’re at it. Starting this Wednesday, April 16, chatty Mercury returns to Aries and your domestic fourth house for ...

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Capricorn Horoscope Tomorrow: Hello, ambitious Capricorn! You're known for your discipline, practicality, and determination to climb the ladder of success. Capricorn signs will always get what they ...

Supported by By Jazmine Ulloa Photographs by Jordan Gale Reporting from Seattle and Othello, Wa. In his pocket of eastern Washington, where sweet corn and potato fields stretch for miles ...

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Tuesday that the Trump administration is not sure it is legal to deport U.S. citizens to El Salvador, but that President Donald Trump has ...

The Trump administration canceled the visas of at least 15 current international students and recent graduates of Washington universities, the schools confirmed this week. University of Washington ...

Conservative activist and journalist Glen Morgan recently filed a complaint, alleging that Washington State Sen. Emily Alvarado, D-Seattle, violated laws regarding her role with Enterprise ...

Minor adjustments today can translate into greater peace and productivity in the long run. The Capricorn horoscope today encourages you to optimize your environment for long-term wellness and success.

Visitors and staff at Washington Talking Book and Braille Library (WTBBL) in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood are feeling things out as a new chapter begins. “That's definitely ...

Aerosol pollution generated by humans cools the climate more than previously thought, new research has found. The effect of fine particles on cloud properties may be masking the true extent of ...