This doesn't affect the overall point, but the "lowest unemployment rate" part of the headline is annoyingly unsupported. Googling "lowest unemployment city in

This doesn't affect the overall point, but the "lowest unemployment rate" part of the headline is annoyingly unsupported. Googling "lowest unemployment city in the usa" shows a Google featured snippet listing Sioux Falls as the city with the lowest unemployment rate at 2.1%, which is lower than Seattle's rate. Edit: turns out the "highest minimum wage" part is also wrong. Seattle's minimum wage is currently $11/hour, and Washington DC's minimum wage is $11.50. (If this is confusing after reading the article, it's because the article didn't mention that the $15/hour rate doesn't start until 2021.)