The U.S. has imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court’s president and chief prosecutor, escalating its confrontation with the Hague-based tribunal over investigations into American personnel.
President Trump praised a new U.S.-Greenland security arrangement as a strategic breakthrough, despite it stopping short of his earlier, controversial bid to buy the Arctic territory.
Washington state officials plan to sue the U.S. Postal Service, alleging recent operational changes undermine mail-in voting and constitute an unlawful attack on vote-by-mail.
Green Day injected politics into the American Music Awards, leading the crowd in a “No Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA” chant, sparking immediate debate over protest in pop culture.
Skanska has secured a USD 99M (about SEK 900M) contract to build a new high school in Issaquah, Washington, expanding local education facilities, the company announced via Yahoo Finance.
PBS examines Donald Trump’s recent assertions about soaring homicide rates in Washington, D.C., comparing his claims with official crime data and expert analysis to assess their accuracy.
The State Department will revoke tourist and business visas for individuals who previously sought asylum in the U.S., a move officials say aims to deter perceived abuses of the immigration system.
In five riveting days, underdogs triumphed, records fell, and stadiums roared back to life — restoring faith in the power of sports to unite, inspire, and heal.
IQAir’s wildfire map is tracking the Kaiser Canyon Fire in Washington, highlighting real-time air quality, smoke spread, and health risks for nearby communities.
After a contentious dispute over buying Greenland, President Trump shifted tone at a NATO summit, unexpectedly praising allies’ defense efforts and signaling renewed commitment to the alliance.
“Grey’s Anatomy” alum Isaiah Washington has announced his retirement from acting, citing growing political tensions and personal concerns, he revealed in a recent statement shared with fans.
As schools scale back full-novel assignments, teachers increasingly rely on short excerpts. Supporters cite time limits and test prep; critics warn students lose depth, nuance and sustained reading skills.
A UN mission says it found evidence suggesting U.S. war crimes in Iran, citing unlawful strikes and civilian harm. Washington firmly rejects the report, disputing its findings and methodology.
The U.S. Treasury has ended new ownership reporting rules for companies, easing regulatory burdens. Critics warn the rollback may hinder efforts to combat money laundering and corporate secrecy.
USA Today details how to watch the Washington Mystics vs. Golden State Valkyries matchup on July 20, including national TV channel, tipoff time, and live streaming options for fans.
The New Republic reports the Trump administration is allegedly concealing the true number of U.S. troops killed in the Iran conflict, raising concern over transparency and public trust.
A California man accused of bringing a homemade guillotine to the US Capitol grounds has pleaded not guilty, challenging federal charges tied to alleged threats against public officials.
As caucus season nears, Iowa is thrust into the national spotlight, drawing candidates, media, and money as The Washington Post declares it “the center of the political universe.”
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni have reached a confidential settlement in the explosive lawsuit over “It Ends With Us,” ending a high-profile dispute tied to the film’s production and creative control.
A Washington Post investigation reveals an Iranian school was listed as a U.S. target, raising concerns it was misidentified as a military site and sparking debate over intelligence accuracy.