Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will travel to Washington this week to attend the state funeral of US Senator Lindsey Graham.
About 60,000 residents in Spokane, Washington, have been ordered to evacuate as fast-moving wildfires threaten homes and infrastructure, officials say, prompting emergency shelters and air quality warnings.
House Democrats are sharpening an anti-corruption message, hoping ethics concerns and legal troubles surrounding Donald Trump will energize voters and reshape the 2024 race, PBS reports.
A searing heat wave is forcing cancellations of Fourth of July events across the US, as record temperatures strain aging power grids and raise concerns over outages and public safety.
Elon University’s cross-campus collaboration is broadening Study USA students’ access to graduate programs and career pathways, connecting academic resources with real-world professional exploration.
U.S. Treasury official Bessent told Fox Business the Biden administration’s 50% tariffs on Canadian imports reflect “reciprocity,” Reuters reports, aiming to counter Ottawa’s recent trade measures.
USA TODAY has ranked Washington among the top 25 college football programs, highlighting the Huskies’ recent success, national relevance, and strong recruiting under new leadership.
With Election Day nearing, speculation grows in Washington state: if the GOP ticket prevails, will President Trump or running mate JD Vance make a post-victory stop in Seattle?
Wildfires in Washington state have scorched more than 7,700 acres, damaging or destroying around 600 structures, officials said, as crews battled fast-moving flames and evacuation orders expanded.
Donald Trump escalated his attacks on NATO, declaring the United States no longer needs the alliance, in remarks that alarmed European partners and ignited fresh debate over U.S. global commitments.
From concerts on the National Mall to parades, museum exhibits and neighborhood festivals, Washington, D.C. offers a packed Labor Day weekend line‑up for residents and visitors.
A Kansas school district has rejected accusations that its transgender student policy violates state law, defending its guidelines as compliant amid rising legal and political scrutiny.
A new analysis finds the Trump administration’s $1.7 billion National Guard deployments failed to reduce urban crime, raising questions about costly militarized policing strategies.
U.S.-Iraq relations enter a new phase as business leaders seal over $60 billion in deals, signaling deeper economic ties and renewed strategic cooperation, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce announced.
The Orioles face the Nationals on May 17 in interleague action. Here’s how to watch the Beltway showdown, including TV channel details, start time, and live streaming options.
Rescue crews in Washington state have recovered another body from the ruins of a paper mill explosion, authorities confirmed, bringing the death toll to four as investigations into the blast continue.
The FAA has opened an investigation into a helicopter incident involving former President Donald Trump in Washington, examining potential safety violations, officials told Reuters.
A controversial U.S. surveillance program is set to expire, sparking a tense battle in Congress as lawmakers weigh national security concerns against privacy and civil liberties.
GO Magazine spotlights Pride USA, tracking LGBTQ+ celebrations from Alabama to Washington and beyond, with parades, protests, and parties that reflect a vibrant, resilient community.
Violent crime in Washington, D.C. is rising despite former President Trump’s claims that a National Guard presence improved safety, a USA Today analysis of recent crime data shows.