Artnet News examines how the Trump administration reshaped America’s cultural landscape, from arts funding and museum policies to controversies over monuments and public art.
A new Washington Post analysis argues identity politics, often blamed for deepening social rifts, is also essential for recognizing group injustices and building a more durable, inclusive unity.
Some House Republicans are demanding investigations into the NFL and NBC, arguing Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance was inappropriate for a family audience.
Washington’s “Best States” ranking masks a harsher reality: soaring living costs, stagnant wages, and chronic education failures, a new Washington Policy Center report warns.
The National Guard has mobilized 800 troops in Washington, D.C., to support federal and local law enforcement, the U.S. Department of War announced, citing heightened security needs.
D.C.-based Siemens USA has named Ann Fairchild as its permanent CEO, signaling a leadership shift for the industrial giant as it sharpens its focus on innovation and U.S. market growth.
Washington, D.C. boasts a full slate of pro teams, from championship-winning hockey and baseball clubs to rising soccer and basketball franchises, energizing the capital’s sports scene.
Former US President Donald Trump has suggested Washington could impose fees on countries using the Strait of Hormuz if conflict with Iran escalates, raising concerns among global trade partners
Donald Trump denies considering a draft executive order to seize control of U.S. elections. PBS examines what prompted the report, what the draft contained, and how experts view its implications.
President Donald Trump plans to close Washington’s Kennedy Center for two years for major reconstruction, Reuters reports, sparking debate over funding priorities and cultural access.
USAFacts breaks down how Washington’s public schools are funded, tracing dollars from state, local, and federal sources and revealing disparities between districts.
President Trump cites progress in talks with Iran as Washington unveils a new proposal aimed at ending the conflict, Reuters reports, signaling a potential diplomatic opening.
Pentagon officials face a legal and ethical dilemma as Trump’s threats against civilian targets blur rules of engagement, raising concerns over war crimes and military accountability.
Satellite companies have curtailed access to high-resolution imagery over parts of the Middle East as Iran’s war escalates, raising concerns about transparency and independent conflict monitoring.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has denied the Washington Commanders’ trademark bid, raising fresh uncertainty over the NFL franchise’s branding and whether another name change could be looming.
U.S. officials say Russia is sharing intelligence with Iran to help target American forces, signaling deepening military ties and raising tensions across the Middle East.
A new HuffPost piece argues George Washington’s warning about political parties still rings true today, claiming hyperpartisanship erodes democracy and distracts from real governance.
USA Rugby will host a landmark 2025 home event series, as Events DC backs a pivotal Rugby World Cup year, boosting the Men’s and Women’s Eagles’ profiles and fan engagement.
The Trump administration has halted enforcement of federal protections for transgender students in several schools, raising concerns among civil rights groups and LGBTQ advocates nationwide.
Experts warn that Donald Trump’s recent threats to destroy Iran’s infrastructure may violate international law, with some legal analysts suggesting such actions could constitute war crimes.