After Saturday’s barricade of ICE’s Seattle Field Office went up in green smoke, ICE agents called off what was supposed to be day two of...

If 70,000 people could get out to a protest on a Saturday on Capitol Hill, why couldn’t 700 show up to a non-descript building where the most insidious and evil machinations of Trump’s police state are taking place?

Ashley and Hannah sit down Friday evening to debrief the anti-ICE rallies, marches, and actions of the week, including Bruce Harrell's appearance at a City Hall rally, the Lime Bike Barricade at the Federal Building, and an evening of getting hounded by bike cops.

In a Thursday morning committee meeting, the Seattle City Council snubbed Council Member Alexis Mercedes Rinck’s community-backed...

T he Seattle Police Department (SPD) helped Homeland Security’s Federal Protective Services (FPS) officers break up an anti-ICE protest...

Security guards at the Federal Building downtown refused entry for the first few hours Tuesday morning to almost anyone who did not have...

We the people, in solidarity, can protect our communities from the President and the thugs he has hiding in every corner of this country. We must find ways to safely transport and house immigrants that need safe harbor, we must band together to refuse cooperation with ICE agents. Each of us must be like a pebble in the gears of fascism. 

This week on The Burner podcast, the gals say an emotional goodbye to Council Member Cathy Moore. In the style of Reddit's Am I The Asshole, Hannah complies Moore's greatest hits and asks if she was the "evil" "corporate shill" that she imagined Council Member Tammy Morales called her all along. Then, Ashley reminds us just how awful Rep. Adam Smith is, from his anti-woke media tour to his eager support of genocide in Gaza.

Automatic license plate reader (ALPR) technology threatens to undermine Washington State’s status as a pro-choice sanctuary. Last month,...

Privacy advocates have raised concerns about the kiosks’ camera technology. The company running the kiosks, IKE Smart City, claims the cameras won't capture or retain photos as surveillance — it's just a quirky little selfie camera operated by a corporation who could change their privacy policy at any time. Jeez! It’s not like we live under the rule of a literal fascist hellbent on tracking down immigrants!