Africa's white rhino population rebounds for 1st time in a decade, new figures show
Martin Harvey/Getty Images (LONDON) — African rhino populations are increasing despite poaching and habitat loss, new figures from the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) show. The new figures, released Thursday, highlight that protection and biological
Coming rain should bring relief from smoke and wildfires
By Pepper Fisher PORT ANGELES – A shift in the wind has again caused a heavy layer of smoke from the forest fires to blanket the community. We spoke with someone from the National Weather Service to
Coming rain should bring relief from smoke and wildfires
By Pepper Fisher PORT ANGELES – A shift in the wind has again caused a heavy layer of smoke from the forest fires to blanket the community. We spoke with someone from the National Weather Service to
Migrant crisis explained: What's behind the border surge
Anadolu Agency/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — The Biden administration is doubling down on strategies to contain migration as unauthorized border crossings surge across the southwest. The number of migrants apprehended in a single day by the U.S. Border
'There's always deeper than rock bottom': Florida Democrats gird for 2024
Tetra Images/Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — An auto strike impacting Michigan. A prominent GOP Senate recruit in Pennsylvania. A pending campaign launch from a hardliner in Arizona. News just in recent days has put the battleground map into
Dr. Apoorva Ramaswamy reflects on why her husband Vivek decided to run for president
ABC News (WASHINGTON) — Dr. Apoorva Ramaswamy has been active on the campaign trail with her husband Vivek, an author and businessman running for the GOP presidential ticket, along with the rest of her family. Dr. Ramaswamy
Canada-India relations strain over killing of Sikh separatist leader
EVAN VUCCI/POOL/AFP via Getty Images (LONDON) — The diplomatic breach between Canada and India over the killing of a Sikh separatist leader near Vancouver has widened as both countries expelled one of the other’s diplomats and India
It's a kayak with a grenade launcher. And it could be a game-changer in Ukraine.
Courtesy of Adamant Verf (KYIV, Ukraine) — In a quiet bay of the Dnipro River, a one-hour drive from Kyiv, a group of Ukrainian engineers and special forces soldiers tested what they believe can be a game-changer
LOCAL SPORTS: NK outkicks Sequim, PA gets another win
By Oly Archibald SEQUIM — First place was on the line as the state’s 7th ranked 3-0 North Kitsap Vikings washed up on the banks of the Dungeness Valley to invade and conquer another Olympic League soccer
Former Italian President Giorgio Napolitano dies at 98
Antonio Masiello/Getty Images (LONDON) — Former Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, the first in the country’s history to be reelected to office, has died, according to the nation’s press service ANSA. He was 98. The former president, who