World Cup in Seattle: Belgium surged to the knockout round by beating New Zealand 5-1, with Leandro Trossard scoring twice; Belgium will play a third-place finisher in Seattle next. In the other Group G match at Seattle Stadium, Egypt and Iran drew 1-1 after a late Iranian goal was ruled offside, leaving Iran’s advancement dependent on other results and sparking fresh complaints about treatment and logistics. Health & research (UW Medicine): A UW Medicine-led study found chronic stress during late pregnancy can reduce fetal iron uptake by up to 15%, with bigger effects in male fetuses. Medical tech: UW Medicine cardiologists reported a first-in-human laser lead extraction approach to remove a benign tumor from inside the heart without open surgery. Bias in care: UW researchers highlighted practical steps to identify and counter implicit bias in diagnosis and treatment. Consumer safety: A proposed class-action lawsuit targets Costco over its Kirkland grain-free dog food, alleging it was marketed as healthy while being linked to dilated cardiomyopathy. Air travel tech: Korean Air and Delta expanded Seamless Baggage Transfer to Seattle and Los Angeles, using remote screening to cut connection hassle. Philanthropy: The Marguerite Casey Foundation plans to raise annual giving to at least $50M, citing urgent needs in a tough policy environment.