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What the Gay Wedding Website Supreme Court Case Means for Washington
People speaking on the steps of the SCOTUS courthouse.

What the Gay Wedding Website Supreme Court Case Means for Washington

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UW Law Professor Terry Price said the Supreme Court should not have ruled on this case in the first place because it doesn't appear that a gay couple ever asked the graphic designer, Lorie Smith of 303 Creative, to make a wedding website. (Source: The Stranger)

AI unicorn Character.AI lets you create Elon Musk chatbot
Albert Einsten speaks to the press.

AI unicorn Character.AI lets you create Elon Musk chatbot

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UW Law Professor Zahr Said thinks there could be issues related to the use of copyrighted images on the site (users can upload an image of their choosing to accompany the chatbots they create). (Source: Fortune)

SPACE LDP Director on the Hague Diplomacy Podcast
Saadia Pekkanen

SPACE LDP Director on the Hague Diplomacy Podcast

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Host Ilen Madhavji speaks with SPACE LDP Director Saadia Pekkanen to see what there is to learn from Japan's approach to Space Diplomacy.

Why U.N. watchdogs are warning White House about WA tribe's evictions
George Adams, who speaks and teaches the Nooksack Tribe’s Lhéchelesem language, isn’t one of those facing eviciton. However, he cut official tribal ties after facing retaliation for objecting to the disenrollment campaign, he said. (Daniel Kim / The Seattle Times)

Why U.N. watchdogs are warning White House about WA tribe's evictions

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A long-running dispute over Indigenous heritage and property has captured the attention of experts assigned by the U.N. to monitor international human rights. Professor Eberhard is quoted. (Source: The Seattle Times)

Seattle Residents Had Mail Stopped Because of Rising Crime
USPS mail trucks. Source: Newsweek.

Seattle Residents Had Mail Stopped Because of Rising Crime

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Mail delivery was expected to resume Tuesday in Seattle, Washington, following a string of reported mail thefts and "equipment security concerns." Mary Fan, professor of law at the UW, is quoted.

Washington governor forces lawmakers to reconsider drug crime bill
WA Governor Jay Inslee

Washington governor forces lawmakers to reconsider drug crime bill

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Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has called a special session after state lawmakers were unable to reach a compromise on a drug bill. Hugh Spitzer, professor of law at the UW, is quoted. (Source: Newsweek)