Congressional clashes over ICE funding leave both parties bruised, exposing deep divides on immigration policy as budget deadlines loom and key enforcement programs hang in the balance.
US and allied forces have begun combat drills with the Philippines, signaling a continued focus on Indo-Pacific security even as Washington’s attention remains fixed on rising tensions with Iran.
The US Justice Department has charged five men over an alleged extremist plot targeting a UFC event at the White House, The Guardian reports, raising fresh concerns over domestic security.
The Trump administration has shifted oversight of special education and civil rights away from the Education Department, raising concerns among advocates over enforcement and accountability.
Analysts say Trump’s Venezuela takeover plan could benefit U.S. oil giants, politically connected contractors and loyalists poised to shape the country’s post-crisis economy.
Sports Illustrated explores why two standout Washington Nationals players could be ideal additions for the Oakland Athletics, analyzing their skills, contracts, and potential impact on the roster.
A Jeep dealer is offering a free Wrangler to customers legally named George Washington if Team USA wins it all, turning a patriotic promotion into a high-stakes bet for a lucky few
The latest attack threatening President Trump underscores rising political violence in the US, raising urgent concerns over security, polarization and the stability of democratic institutions.
Eid al-Fitr 2026 in the USA is set to bring prayers, community feasts, and cultural festivals nationwide. Explore expected dates, key events, and whether schools will close for the holiday.
The U.S. Departments of Education and Labor announced a historic expansion of WIOA Combined State Plans, aiming to better align workforce training, education, and economic development nationwide.
A reported Trump administration probe into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has drawn swift criticism, with lawmakers warning it could undermine the central bank’s independence and unsettle financial markets.
Washington and Ashgabat mark a new chapter in bilateral ties as the Turkmen-American Business Cooperation Association launches, aiming to deepen trade, energy, and investment partnerships.
MLB’s most surprising team has battled back to .500, defying low expectations and sparking a new clubhouse mantra: “Why not us?” Now they’re eyeing a legitimate postseason run.
Washington’s corridors of power are being reshaped as Trump’s bold renovation plans collide with tradition, promising a capital makeover that could redefine the nation’s political stage.
Authorities confirmed the death toll from the Washington tank rupture has risen to eight, as recovery teams continue search operations and investigators probe the cause.
Many Americans increasingly link heated partisan rhetoric, social media misinformation and election denialism to rising political violence, a new Washington Post survey indicates.
A new Washington Post review explores how books transcend mere information or entertainment, examining their physical presence, cultural weight and emotional impact in readers’ lives.
The Trump administration has advanced a major initiative to dismantle the Education Department, signaling a shift toward reduced federal oversight and increased state control in U.S. schools.
US crime has fallen sharply since the pandemic, with declines in homicides, robberies, and property offenses. The Daily Herald examines the data, regional trends, and what may be driving the shift.
The global economy remains resilient despite rising geopolitical and inflationary threats, as robust U.S. growth and consumer spending help stabilize markets, The Washington Post reports.