Can Trump vote for himself after NY conviction?
Trump was convicted Thursday of falsifying business records, so can he still vote in the upcoming election? Here's what we know.
What rights does Trump lose after receiving a guilty verdict?
Though he has been convicted, a lot of what's at stake in Trump's hush money trial depends on his sentencing, which won't come until July 11.
Trump’s other criminal cases and where they stand after NYC conviction
Aside from the likely appeal in New York, Donald Trump is still involved in three other criminal cases including one out of Georgia, one out of Washington, D.C., and one out of Florida.
Trump found guilty in hush money case
After deliberating for about a day, jurors in former President Donald Trump’s hush money trial reached a verdict.
Vice President Kamala Harris visiting Seattle this weekend
Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to visit Seattle on Saturday.
What happens if Trump is convicted? Legal experts break it down
Donald Trump is entitled to Secret Service protection even if he is sent to prison. It is unclear how the Secret Service would coordinate with the court and correction officers to protect Trump if he is incarcerated.
New concerns over air quality on airplanes
One congressman says the air quality inside airplanes causes serious health concerns, claiming oxygen inside the cabin can be contaminated with oil and hydraulic fluid.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will resume duties after successful medical procedure
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has returned home after undergoing a minimally invasive elective medical procedure Friday evening.
Massive wind farm proposal in Washington state gets new life from Gov. Jay Inslee
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee on Thursday rejected a recommendation to cut a proposal for what would be the state's largest wind farm in half, giving new life to the $1.7 billion project.
Lawsuit seeks to block Washington parental rights law that critics call a 'forced outing' measure
A school district, a nurse, and civil rights and youth services organizations sued Thursday to block a new Washington state parental rights law that critics describe as a "forced outing" measure.
Louisiana abortion law would make mifepristone controlled, dangerous substance
A new Louisiana abortion law would make mifepristone and misoprostol, also known as the “abortion pills,” a controlled, dangerous substance - the first law of its kind in the nation.
Campaign against I-2109, which repeals the capital gains tax, launched across Washington
Educators, childcare providers, and advocates gathered in Burien, Yakima, Spokane and Vancouver to launch the NO I-2109 campaign on Wednesday.
Senate confirms 200th judge under Biden
The Senate confirmed the 200th federal judge of President Joe Biden’s tenure, about a month earlier than when Donald Trump hit that mark in his term.
'Battleground' to take a local-first approach to covering swing states
Battleground will take a local-first approach to covering the swing states and their collective 93 electoral votes: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
Iran's president Ebrahim Raisi, others killed in helicopter crash
Iran’s hard-line President Ebrahim Raisi, the country's foreign minister and others were found dead over the weekend after a helicopter crash. Here's what to know about his leadership in the country.
Justice Department proposes rolling back on marijuana
Marijuana is one step closer to being classified as a less-dangerous drug through a proposal from the Department of Justice.
Chaos erupts at House committee meeting
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Majorie Taylor Greene clashed at a House committee meeting Thursday night.
Fight over natural gas could be decided by new WA voter initiative
Let’s Go Washington and the Building Industry Association of Washington are behind Initiative 2066, which aims to push back on portions of a controversial decarbonization bill that narrowly passed the legislature this year.
A look into the fight over natural gas in Washington
A voter initiative aims to push back on portions of a law that recently passed Washington State legislature that some are calling a "natural gas ban."
Dallas Rep. Jasmine Crockett has no regrets on clash with Marjorie Taylor Greene over 'fake eyelashes' insult
The purpose of the meeting was to hold a vote of contempt for the attorney general, which eventually happened — but not before things spiraled out of control. Crockett says she has no regrets.