US Supreme Court to hear arguments on Trump tariffs
President Trump says he won't be present on Wednesday when the Supreme Court of the United States hears arguments over whether to uphold the tariffs he imposed on imports back in April.
President Trump says he won't be present on Wednesday when the Supreme Court of the United States hears arguments over whether to uphold the tariffs he imposed on imports back in April.
Government shutdown on pace to become longest in US history
The government shutdown is on pace to become the longest shutdown in United States history on record.
The government shutdown is on pace to become the longest shutdown in United States history on record.
Seattle City Council to vote on civil emergency proclamation
Seattle City Council will meet to discuss an emergency proclamation by Mayor Bruce Harrell to find $8 million worth of food programs through the end of the year.
Seattle City Council will meet to discuss an emergency proclamation by Mayor Bruce Harrell to find $8 million worth of food programs through the end of the year.
SNAP benefits ending: Ballard Food Bank prepares for more customers in Seattle
As the government shutdown continues, American families are at risk of losing their SNAP benefits — formerly known as food stamps. Now, organizations in Washington state are stepping up to make sure children don’t go hungry.
As the government shutdown continues, American families are at risk of losing their SNAP benefits — formerly known as food stamps. Now, organizations in Washington state are stepping up to make sure children don’t go hungry.
Open enrollment begins Nov. 1: Here's how expensive health care will be
Funding for federal food assistance through SNAP is expected to expire Nov. 1. That means nearly 930,000 people in Washington may face food insecurity. On top of that, open enrollment also begins Nov. 1. This morning on Good Day Seattle, Alex Jacquez, chief of policy and advocacy at the Groundwork Collaborative, talks about the average premium increases Americans can expect.average premiums increases Americans can expect.
Funding for federal food assistance through SNAP is expected to expire Nov. 1. That means nearly 930,000 people in Washington may face food insecurity. On top of that, open enrollment also begins Nov. 1. This morning on Good Day Seattle, Alex Jacquez, chief of policy and advocacy at the Groundwork Collaborative, talks about the average premium increases Americans can expect.average premiums increases Americans can expect.
Preparing for US SNAP funding freeze: Where to find deals on food
As the U.S. government shutdown continues, 42 million Americans are preparing for a SNAP funding freeze starting Nov. 1. This morning on Good Day Seattle, University of San Diego finance professor Dan Roccato offers tips for families facing food insecurity and shares where to find deals.
As the U.S. government shutdown continues, 42 million Americans are preparing for a SNAP funding freeze starting Nov. 1. This morning on Good Day Seattle, University of San Diego finance professor Dan Roccato offers tips for families facing food insecurity and shares where to find deals.
SNAP benefits ending: Here's what that means in WA
As the government shutdown continues, American families are at risk of losing their SNAP benefits — formerly known as food stamps. Now, organizations in Washington state are stepping up to make sure children don’t go hungry.
As the government shutdown continues, American families are at risk of losing their SNAP benefits — formerly known as food stamps. Now, organizations in Washington state are stepping up to make sure children don’t go hungry.
US tariff rates on imported Chinese goods lowered
President Donald Trump met with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Thursday and told reporters that he would cut tariffs on China.
President Donald Trump met with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Thursday and told reporters that he would cut tariffs on China.
Amazon, Meta and UPS announce job cuts
Amazon, Meta and UPS have all announced a wave of job cuts in the United States.
Amazon, Meta and UPS have all announced a wave of job cuts in the United States.
Gov't shutdown: Air traffic control union shows up to Sea-Tac Airport
Air traffic controllers are about to miss their first paycheck due to the government shutdown. Their union is sending out teams to airports across the U.S. to remind and educate people of the current situation for these workers, including forced overtime and long shifts. Seattle's Sea-Tac International Airport is one of those places.
Air traffic controllers are about to miss their first paycheck due to the government shutdown. Their union is sending out teams to airports across the U.S. to remind and educate people of the current situation for these workers, including forced overtime and long shifts. Seattle's Sea-Tac International Airport is one of those places.
Trump in Japan ahead of trade talks with China
President Trump is in Japan -- the second stop in his three-country Asia trip.
President Trump is in Japan -- the second stop in his three-country Asia trip.
Millions could lose SNAP benefits in WA beginning Saturday
As the U.S. government shutdown continues, millions of people will soon have to worry about their next meal and where it will come from. The White House said it will stop paying for SNAP benefits next week.
As the U.S. government shutdown continues, millions of people will soon have to worry about their next meal and where it will come from. The White House said it will stop paying for SNAP benefits next week.
Trump working on a tariff deal between US and India
Prices are rising along with tensions in the United States as President Trump's tariffs continue to see global impacts. The U.S. is moving closer to a big trade deal with India, which could help lower those tariffs.
Prices are rising along with tensions in the United States as President Trump's tariffs continue to see global impacts. The U.S. is moving closer to a big trade deal with India, which could help lower those tariffs.
President Trump seeks $230 million for past prosecutions
President Donald Trump wants the Justice Department to pay him $230 million in compensation for past investigations into him.
President Donald Trump wants the Justice Department to pay him $230 million in compensation for past investigations into him.
WSU shutting down public TV channel
Broadcast leadership in the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University (WSU) and Northwest Public Broadcasting (NWPB), announced plans to reduce annual operating costs by $1.8 million.
Broadcast leadership in the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University (WSU) and Northwest Public Broadcasting (NWPB), announced plans to reduce annual operating costs by $1.8 million.
Trade tensions escalate between US and China
Trade tensions with China are heating up despite suggestions from the Trump administration that the tariff pause could be extended.
Trade tensions with China are heating up despite suggestions from the Trump administration that the tariff pause could be extended.
President Trump authorizes troop pay amid government shutdown
President Donald Trump ordered defense officials to use all available funds to make sure troops are being paid as the government shutdown continues.
President Donald Trump ordered defense officials to use all available funds to make sure troops are being paid as the government shutdown continues.
IRS direct deposit stimulus in October? Here’s what we know
Rumors are circulating online about an IRS direct deposit stimulus payment hitting bank accounts in October or before year’s end. Are they true?
Rumors are circulating online about an IRS direct deposit stimulus payment hitting bank accounts in October or before year’s end. Are they true?
Government shutdown impacts air travel in the US
The Senate will meet again to discuss a deal to end the ongoing government shutdown.
The Senate will meet again to discuss a deal to end the ongoing government shutdown.
Trump administration announces tariffs on Italian pasta
The White House is ramping up tariffs again, and this time your favorite pasta could get caught in the crossfire.
The White House is ramping up tariffs again, and this time your favorite pasta could get caught in the crossfire.