jennwiththesea

Maybe not quite what you're looking for, but the press releases section of a research university often contains brief articles about current research projects, as well as other topical info regarding that university.

University of Washington: https://www.washington.edu/news/category/news-releases/

Thanks for the heads up! I haven't opened this one for a few weeks. Will have to check out the update.

Yep. We have a black and white Brother laser printer, and it's lasted* for at least five years now. Toner is so much cheaper than those stupid, tiny cartridges with not-enough-cyan.

But circuit judges are appointed federally, by the president. They're not voted on regionally, so they do not represent the will of the region they preside over.

Hmm, they're pretty synonymous, but I think you're noticing this slight, occasional difference in use: Lethal is active, deadly is passive. A thing can actively be lethal when used by you, but when it's something that happens to you, it's deadly. An accident is something that's considered to have happened to you, despite the fact that it's typically your fault to some extent.

This is what happens when you move your headquarters out of Seattle. Just saying...

Yes, it's the impeachment process. Same as for presidents.

Wow, you might be on to something

Maybe states should start taxing political spending.

Wasps, definitely, and it does basically suffocate them. We use a water, dish soap, and peppermint mix on paper wasp nests that form in our eaves.

Fiber and water. Find yourself a nice, vegetable soup recipe.

Because Washington State has no jurisdiction over Texas. The vice versa is the whole point of this suit.