The U.S. House is set to vote on a bill that would make daylight saving time permanent, aiming to end the twice-yearly clock changes and alter daily life nationwide.
Dogecoin’s moment has faded, but the political fight over federal spending cuts is only intensifying, revealing deeper divisions in Washington over budgets, priorities and power.
Communities nationwide are planning parades, exhibits and debates as America approaches its 250th birthday, sparking reflection on history, democracy and who gets included.
Iran has rejected a proposed ceasefire as U.S. President Donald Trump intensifies threats ahead of a key deadline, raising regional tensions and heightening fears of possible military escalation.
The New York Post’s “Fast Takes” dissects a legal victory for girls’ sports, rebuts the UN’s recycled accusations against Israel, and spotlights other pressing political and cultural flashpoints.
Iraq’s prime minister is set to meet US President Donald Trump in Washington, aiming to deepen strategic ties, discuss security cooperation and address regional tensions, Al Jazeera reports.
Washington standout Green captured the USA 1,500 meters title Sunday, surging ahead in the final lap. The Husky star’s victory cements his status among America’s elite middle-distance runners.
Trump blamed “vandalism” for murky water and dead fish in Washington DC’s Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, sparking debate as officials instead cited algae and maintenance issues.
Angel Studios has unveiled the first trailer for “Young Washington,” a biopic exploring George Washington’s early life, ahead of the United States’ 250th anniversary celebrations.
A new PolitiFact analysis compares Washington, D.C.’s homicide rate to cities and nations worldwide, probing how the capital’s violence levels measure up on the global stage.
Conflicting accounts emerged after the Trump-Xi summit, as Washington and Beijing offered sharply different versions of what was agreed, underscoring deep mistrust and unresolved trade tensions.
As women’s college basketball surges in popularity, new records reveal NIL booster money remains skewed toward men’s programs, exposing a growing gender gap in the sport’s lucrative new era.
Severe storms, flooding and power outages disrupted events marking the US’s 250th anniversary, forcing cancellations, travel delays and emergency responses across multiple states.
USNI News’ June 29, 2026 Fleet and Marine Tracker details current U.S. Navy deployments, carrier strike group operations, and Marine Corps movements across key global regions.
Sen. Lindsey Graham’s political career is defined by reversals, most notably his shift from outspoken Trump critic to loyal ally, reflecting broader GOP turmoil and adaptation.
Former “Mandalorian” star Gina Carano has reached a settlement with Lucasfilm and Disney over her 2021 firing, ending her wrongful-termination dispute, The Washington Post reports.
Washington state officials say federal marijuana rescheduling likely won’t change rules for local cannabis businesses, leaving existing regulations and compliance burdens largely intact.
A Venezuelan Little League team has been denied U.S. travel visas, barring its trip to the World Series and igniting debate over immigration policy and youth sports access.
Some Costco shoppers may be eligible for cash as part of a new settlement, according to USA Today. The agreement involves alleged overcharges and could affect members nationwide.
The University of Washington has once again ranked among the world’s top universities, according to a new global survey, reinforcing its reputation for research, innovation, and academic excellence.