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The plan sounded frighteningly concrete. The group would round up political enemies and those defending migrants and refugees, put them on trucks and drive them to a secret location. Then they would kill them. https://t.co/plgBaRwt8A

A federal agency said it had identified 14 types of plants from unsolicited packages of seeds that appeared to have been mailed from China, revealing a “mix of ornamental, fruit and vegetable, herb and weed species.” https://t.co/Au3zuN11bv

Red onions grown in California have been traced as the potential source of a salmonella outbreak that has infected more than 500 people in the United States and Canada, health officials said. https://t.co/66vza1TIIU

Six King County beaches on Lake Washington are closed because of high bacteria levels measured in water samples. The beaches are closed for all wading and swimming and are not safe for humans or pets. https://t.co/VaTkNWpxU3

The Bay Area was supposed to be exceptional. It was one of the first metro areas in the United States to fully shut down. Nearly everyone wears masks. But now, the Bay Area is experiencing a surge in cases and counties are rolling back reopening plans. https://t.co/DEIAHlTmvJ

A Conservative lawmaker in Britain was arrested over the weekend after a former parliamentary employee accused him of raping her, according to British news reports. Police did not release the suspect’s name or confirm his occupation. https://t.co/ytKGj0tI8q

• U.W. Huskies join other Pac-12 players in threatening to opt out of 2020 season if health demands not met • Recovery could backslide and leave permanent damage, economists warn • Who gets to be first in line for a COVID-19 vaccine? Live updates: https://t.co/NJOHsQupec

It's another edition of Raves and Raves only, with readers sharing their appreciation for outdoor fun and more in Seattle. https://t.co/ltcB85qJlI

A group that claims to represent hundreds of Pac-12 players distributed a set of demands surrounding health and safety protections, the fight against racial injustice, medical insurance and revenue sharing within the conference. https://t.co/xbJQeHOnTL

Last year, in an effort to understand just how dependent we are on Amazon, Facebook, Google, Apple and Microsoft, Kashmir Hill did an experiment to see how hard it would be to remove them from her life. https://t.co/FbZ1AJwPdD

Lynn Shelton, the Seattle filmmaker who died in May, received a posthumous Emmy Award nomination for her directing work on Hulu's “Little Fires Everywhere.” Comedian Marc Maron opened up about their relationship earlier this week. https://t.co/fbzhYOUMX4

Garden writer Amy Pennington visits Joanne White’s fabulous Redmond gardens and discovers there's tremendous value in connecting to nature, slowing down and just being outdoors — maybe this summer more than ever. https://t.co/Q8ElA7RjRM

Two-time Oscar-winning actress Olivia de Havilland passed away in Paris last month at age 104. The Old Hollywood icon once said she'd prefer to die "perfumed, wearing a velvet robe and pearl earrings, with a flute of Champagne beside me." https://t.co/AHAbV97yns

One man was struck in the arm, another in the chest. Their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening, police said. https://t.co/CKK7YgldgQ

Whether people are stocking up on gold because they’re worried about a pending apocalypse or simply convinced that it’s a fabulous investment, they do have one major issue: storage. https://t.co/8NgjvmPqTL

UW football players Joe Tryon and Ty Jones included in Pac-12 player group demanding COVID-19 protections, actions to end racial injustice, extended medical insurance, revenue sharing and more: https://t.co/XB2w83Hgdt

Those following our "Mapping a pandemic" page will notice a change in color coding on our map of cases per 10,000 residents. Each color now represents a range of 30 cases per 10k instead of 15. This should make it easier to tell differences among counties. https://t.co/c1PWUziDF7

Putting the cyberbarons on the hot seat won't stop the bigness problem that's damaging America's economy and democracy. https://t.co/zYu4Xtlasi My @seattletimes column

NEW: @Wa_PDC moving ahead with administrative charges against @FreedForGov over his recalling of a $500,000 loan to his campaign. (State limits such repayments to $6,000.) #waelex https://t.co/PNpp00qnxE