Thousands of people packed into Seattle Stadium and the streets outside in a World Cup match between Iran and Egypt that drew not only soccer fans but also protestors.

Seattle's designated protest zones at the World Cup debut were largely ignored by demonstrators, quickly becoming a viral punchline on social media.

Rainbow flags, trans flags, dyed hair, collapsible hand fans of every hue: Gray skies Sunday only magnified the panoply of colors in Seattle.

Seattle is set to host a World Cup match between Iran and Egypt on Friday evening, a game city officials have designated as a Pride match. The evening kickoff at Seattle Stadium faces potential crowd ...

Seattle is bracing for potential protests and security threats ahead of Friday's World Cup match between Iran and Egypt. The high-stakes game coincides with Seattle Pride, prompting city officials to ...

Seattle's "Pride Match Day" delivered Iran versus Egypt in a politically charged World Cup group finale filled with protests and competing flags.

Welcome to Seattle: where ahead of the FIFA World Cup matches, the city set up designated "protest zones" near Seattle Stadium — tiny little pens for people to express their First Amendment rights in ...

Seattle’s annual pride parade was about to begin.  The 2026 Seattle Pride parade was expected to draw around 300,000 people ...