Wildfires in eastern Washington have destroyed more than 600 structures and forced 60,000 residents to evacuate, as firefighters battle fast-moving blazes amid hot, dry conditions.
Billionaires are pouring unprecedented sums into U.S. politics, reshaping campaigns and policy debates. Critics warn the surge threatens democratic norms as a voter backlash grows.
HBO’s “The Last of Us” Season 2 diverges sharply from the game, reshaping key storylines and characters to deepen emotional stakes and broaden appeal beyond its devoted gaming base.
Toys ‘R’ Us will reopen locations in three Washington cities this October, marking a major comeback for the iconic toy retailer as it partners with new outlets to reenter the regional market.
A U.S. Education Department panel reviewing law school accreditation has stalled over the American Bar Association’s role, raising questions about oversight and student protections.
Washington lawyer Goldstein failed to secure release pending appeal of his tax crime conviction, as a judge ruled he must remain in custody while challenging the verdict.
Trump’s purchase of a National Parks pass has sparked unease among some outdoor enthusiasts, but a Washington business is offering an alternative that aims to defuse tensions.
NFL viewership rebounded in Week 2, with ratings climbing after a sluggish season opener. Networks reported strong gains across key games, signaling renewed fan interest.
Today’s political spotlight falls on Trump’s controversial reflection pool proposal, lawyer Todd Blanche’s high-profile nomination, and key Primary Day contests reshaping the 2024 race.
The Supreme Court’s ruling strengthens Trump’s influence over independent federal agencies, reshaping long-standing norms on executive control and raising concerns about checks and balances.
Severe storms forced delays at America 250 events in Washington, D.C., as lightning and heavy rain sent crowds scrambling for shelter, disrupting planned celebrations and security logistics.
A U.S. judge has struck down a Biden administration Education Department policy that limited grants tied to diversity, equity and inclusion, ruling it unlawfully restricted some applicants.
A visa dispute between Washington and Brasília is straining a key joint initiative to combat organized crime and drug trafficking, raising fears of weakened cross-border law enforcement.
Corporate bankruptcies are surging as firms struggle with persistent inflation, rising interest rates, and escalating tariffs, reshaping the post-pandemic business landscape.
The U.S.-Belgium World Cup thriller set a new TV milestone, drawing 50 million viewers. Front Office Sports reports the record ratings underscore surging U.S. interest in soccer.
Gulf states weigh Trump’s tougher Iran stance, debating whether renewed US sanctions can curb Tehran’s influence or if military confrontation looms closer on the horizon.
Trump and Fox host Pete Hegseth used 9/11 Pentagon memorial remarks to justify a harder line on Iran, drawing criticism for politicizing the solemn remembrance ceremony.
The U.S. attorney’s office in California has opened an investigation into recent elections, examining potential irregularities and federal violations, officials told The Washington Post.
“Love Island USA” contestant Kendall Washington faces backlash after Movie Night reveals conflicting behavior, prompting Serena Page to confront him in a tense, drama-filled villa showdown.
U.S. students’ scores on a key international exam have fallen to their lowest levels in 20 years, raising alarms about pandemic learning loss and long-standing gaps in math and reading.