The Record

Amazon CEO and world's richest man Jeff Bezos is pledging $10 billion from his personal funds to start the Bezos Earth Fund. Where should it go, and just how effective is that much money at combating climate change?

Eagles are majestic, mighty, and patriotic. They are also a bit dirty and have a penchant for feasting on garbage.

Two teachers have departed Burien’s Kennedy Catholic High School under disputed circumstances.

When eagles become trash-pickers. High capacity magazines. The art of tattooing. And controversy at a Burien high school.

Eagles are such a nuisance that a King County landfill proposes shooting pyrotechnics at them. And it might not be a bad idea.

What's it like behind the needle? Ricky Gaspar, Emma Kates-Shaw, and Nahaan speak to Bill Radke about reclaiming and perpetuating culture through tattooing.

The Alliance for Gun Responsibility is pushing for a ban on magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. We speak to the CEO of the Alliance, Renée Hopkins, as well as Dave Workman, senior editor at TheGunMag.com.

“When two or more margins meet at an edge, they create a jagged funeral.” But at those edges there is also joy, electricity, magic.

How you get from Instagram posts to urine-monitoring diapers. Opening of the new youth jail. And the water and shimmer of Boston’s Poet Laureate.

Leah Plunkett's book is "Sharenthood: Why We Should Think Before We Talk about Our Kids Online."