US consumer confidence has slumped to its lowest level in 12-1/2 years, Reuters reports, as mounting fears over a weakening labor market weigh on household spending plans.
Washington Wizards prospect Will Riley is rapidly gaining attention for his scoring and versatility, with early flashes suggesting he could become a key piece of the franchise’s future.
The Trump-Xi summit in Washington, DC, spotlighted trade tensions, security concerns, and global influence, as both leaders sought common ground while defending core national interests.
Trump’s summit with Xi in Washington highlighted sharp divides on trade, Taiwan, and security, but also tentative pledges to keep dialogue open and avoid further escalation.
PBS delivers real-time coverage of Washington state’s midterm primaries, tracking key races, voter turnout, and early results as ballots are counted across the state.
U.S. private schools face mounting scrutiny over Chinese funding and partnerships, as lawmakers and parents question potential influence on curricula, transparency, and national security.
The EU has condemned Washington’s sweeping sanctions on the International Criminal Court, deepening a transatlantic rift over global justice, diplomatic norms and accountability.
Nigeria has formally opened its $700 billion mining sector to US investors, as Washington intensifies its drive for African critical minerals and seeks to diversify global supply chains.
The Washington Mystics’ home win over the Phoenix Mercury was briefly halted when an object was thrown onto the court, prompting a security response before play safely resumed.
PBS examines Donald Trump’s renewed push to restrict birthright citizenship, exploring the legal hurdles, constitutional questions and potential impact on immigrant families.
China emerges strengthened from Xi’s summit with Trump, as lavish ceremony overshadows policy gains, signaling Beijing’s confidence and Washington’s diminishing leverage
Voter turnout in Tennessee has surged after the state erased a Black-majority district, prompting renewed scrutiny of voting rights, racial representation, and partisan redistricting strategies.
From banks to post offices, here’s what’s open and what’s closed on Presidents Day this year, including federal services, local government offices and major retailers.
Parker Washington delivered a standout performance in Week 1, igniting the Jaguars’ offense with clutch catches and yards after the catch, solidifying his rising status, Yahoo Sports reports.
Iran condemned expanded U.S. sanctions on Monday, vowing to resist economic pressure even as it accused Washington of quietly seeking renewed talks to ease regional tensions.
Artificial intelligence is quietly rewriting the rules of the U.S. economy, transforming jobs, wages and productivity in sectors from logistics to law—often in ways few policymakers foresaw.
Republican infighting intensifies as critics target Vance, while his allies claim a coordinated operation to undermine his rising influence and reshape the party’s future.
The U.S. has approved a $24.3 billion sale of advanced fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, Reuters reports, deepening defense ties amid regional tensions and scrutiny over human rights.
Buccaneers RB Rachaad White was held out of Thursday’s practice, raising questions about his availability for Sunday. The team has not disclosed details, leaving his Week 6 status uncertain.
West Virginia National Guard members assisted local first responders after a shooting in Washington, providing medical support, security, and logistics as authorities secured the area.