Laura Nuechterlein

This is Goose. His stick didn't fit through the door at first. But Goose believed in himself, and more importantly, so did his doorman. 13/10 (TT: bigstickgoose)

Guy seething with jealousy: Well, I think the normal sky is already pretty cool

Durbin, Fetterman, Rosen, Kaine, Hassan, Shaheen, King, Cortez Masto.

It's definitely not like that in Washington state.

Another reason for states to switch to all mail voting.

a man in a suit and tie is standing in the rain with his eyes closed . ALT: a man in a suit and tie is standing in the rain with his eyes closed .

Seattle's Great Rain has begun. See you in nine months.

People walk with strollers along NW 58th St at 8th Ave NW, one waits for the pedestrian signal to change so they can cross the street.

Project Overview Residents have requested traffic calming improvements along 8th Ave NW and we are responding with some upgrades coming soon and more next year. Coming Soon: Intersection Daylighting! In the coming months, we’ll daylight three intersections along 8th Ave NW. “Daylighting” is when we use signs, paint, and other materials to make it clear to drivers that it is not okay to park too close to intersections. This helps everyone see each other better, which reduces crashes. Daylighting does not remove existing parking spaces. It prevents parking in areas where it is already illegal to park by State and City law. Construction of paint and post curb bulbs will begin at the following intersections along 8th Ave NW: • NW 70th St • NW 53rd St • NW 51st St Next year: New crossings and traffic calming In 2026, we’ll make additional improvements including proven traffic calming measures along 8th Ave NW between Leary Way and NW 70th St.

Improvements are coming to 8th Ave NW in Ballard. We will start by “daylighting” intersections to increase visibility. Next year, we’ll do more to make it safer to bike, walk, drive, and roll along the street: https://sdotblog.seattle.gov/2025/10/20/upgrades-to-8th-ave-nw-in-ballard-safer-travel/

Seattle No Kings from the monorail

Matilda will not be traveling to Toronto with Andrés Muñoz. “They have a lot of rules,” he said. “A lot of stupid rules.”

Thinking about how Cal Raleigh—a quiet guy!—said two years ago ownership had to get serious. And how everyone wanted them to get Suarez, but we all thought they’d wouldn’t actually do it. And then they did.

And tonight he did that.

One more.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES No. 25-385 (25A378) CHARLES RAY CRAWFORD v. MISSISSIPPI ON APPLICATION FOR STAY AND ON PETITION FOR A WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE SUPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI [October 15, 2025] The application for stay of execution of sentence of death presented to JUSTICE ALITO and by him referred to the Court is denied. The petition for a writ of certiorari is de-nied. JUSTICE SOTOMAYOR, with whom JUSTICE KAGAN and JUSTICE JACKSON join, dissenting from the denial of application for stay and denial of certiorari. Charles Ray Crawford will be executed tonight for a crime that his own lawyers told the jury he committed, despite his express instructions not to do so. Had this case come to this Court on direct appeal, Crawford could have proved that his Sixth Amendment rights were violated under our decision in McCoy v. Louisiana, 584 U.S. 414 (2018), in which we held that lawyers may not override a defendant's explicit and unequivocal decision not to concede guilt at trial. He would also likely be entitled to a new trial, as a McCoy violation is a structural error that mandates reversal.

Charles Ray Crawford has identified an important constitutional issue that this Court has not addressed and has divided courts around the country. The Court refuses to Cite as: 607 U.S. (2025) 13 SOTOMAYOR, J., dissenting resolve that question, even though a man's life is in the bal-ance. For these reasons, the Court should have granted Crawford's motion for a stay of execution and petition for writ of certiorari. I respectfully dissent.

The Supreme Court's Republican appointees let Mississippi kill Charles Ray Crawford tonight, despite treatment at trial that was of the same type that SCOTUS later held in another case is unconstitutional.

All three Democratic appointees, in a lengthy dissent, would have kept him alive.

Humpy and the Seattle Mariners Salmon Run their way into the ALCS What separates the underdog from the loser? The eventual victory.

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Seattle Pilots spring training program from 1970. The franchise began spring training as the Pilots but officially became the Milwaukee Brewers on April 1. (Courtesy of David S. Eskenazi)

Will we see a Brewers-Mariners World Series? The reason the Mariners exist is because of the Brewers — who began life in Seattle as the Pilots and were sold to a Milwaukee ownership group just weeks before the 1970 season began: sabr.org/journal/arti...

Might as well go win the whole thing #mariners

Republicans 2026: "We took the freedom of speech away."

The Mariners trident raise is one of the goofiest things in baseball and I love it so much.

Speaking officially as the host of Jeopardy!, Cal Raleigh is the correct MVP vote.

In their 125 years of existence, the Chicago White Sox have lost 100+ games 7 times.

4 of those instances have happened since 2018.

Seattle is a city of transplants and being "from here" isn't a badge of honor, sorry.

Congrats!

I can

I can

Mancow is still around?

six balls off this asshole landed in his beloved gulf

They've got enough money to throw us into another war, but not enough money to fund the suicide prevention hotline. Very "pro-life." Very "pro-family." So "GREAT."

“Every life is many days, day after day. We walk through ourselves, meeting robbers, ghosts, giants, old men, young men, wives, widows, brothers-in-love, but always meeting ourselves.” Happy Bloomsday!

In honour of Joy Division's iconic album Unknown Pleasures being released on this day in 1979, I'm again sharing one of my favourite ever video clips (Peanuts vs Joy Division dance party)...

Polling data from Harris & Associates 1966. Q: Do you approve of what Freedom Riders are Doing? 22% approve 61%disapprove18%no opinion.

I just like to post these data from time to time to puncture the mythological aura of mid 20th c protests. They were less popular than pretty much any 21st c mass action & people criticizing them used the same lines. Protest is about people coming together, shaping narratives, & building power.

not the main issue here but i'd really appreciate it if democratic politicians spoke out in support of big-city life and culture with the same energy and reverence that all politicians have for small towns

los angeles is "real america" and so are all the other big cities the president hates