The Dead Internet Theory Enters Phase Two as Dark Patterns Emerge
With AI bots spamming social media, concerns of the impact of AI companionship on mental health begin to rise, making the
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Not a melting pot but a marketplace of cultures
The U.S. Constitution and capitalism act as the framework of a country where cultural identity isn’t unified but always shifting,
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Can America tough it through the tariffs?
The tariffs implemented by the Trump Administration are trying to repair America’s economy, but they’re not working sufficiently enough to
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Artist Spotlight: Turnstile turns hardcore punk into mainstream music
Ahead of their upcoming album “Never Enough,” the band is spinning on all cylinders and rising in popularity amongst a
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How Black Dandyism shaped this year’s Met Gala’s best looks
In an exploration of Black identity and culture, the Met Gala highlights a historical movement through innovative, iconic looks from
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Executive actions threaten freezes in state funded programs
The U.S. Secretary of Labor warns state leadership of potential funding losses if they don’t comply with the immigration memorandum
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Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander month in Tacoma
Tacoma celebrates culture and heritage while reflecting on systemic hardships and incredible achievements by Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. By Rachel
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Seattle grunge band marks their place in music history
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame recently announced the 2025 lineup of inductees, including the legendary band Soundgarden. By
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Quiet on set but loud in the theatre
Internet memes are showing that people are looking for a unique and interactive experience at the movies. By Jake Boyette
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The unspoken language of friendship
What begins as a joke could be hiding something more meaningful, with some bonds being built by jabs and punchlines. By
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