The U.S. has paused airstrikes on Iran-linked targets for a second night as diplomatic talks show progress, officials say, signaling a tentative shift from military action to negotiation.
After a deadly paper mill explosion shattered a Washington community, residents are turning to a pivotal US House race, hoping new leadership will deliver answers, oversight and lasting change.
The United States has sent its first humanitarian flight to Cuba under a new aid package, delivering food and medical supplies as Washington tests limited cooperation despite ongoing political tensions.
The US-Saudi Business Council chief said Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s upcoming Washington visit will deepen economic ties and speed up strategic partnership initiatives.
USC outlasted Washington in a heated clash, surviving a late Huskies rally to secure a pivotal win on a sweltering night in Los Angeles, boosting the Trojans’ postseason hopes.
President Donald J. Trump, Secretary Sean P. Duffy, United Airlines, and MWAA announce a sweeping modernization plan to expand capacity, boost jobs, and transform Washington Dulles International Airport.
Cuba has rejected U.S. accusations that it poses a security threat, condemning Washington’s renewed pressure as politically motivated, Al Jazeera reports, amid escalating regional tensions.
A white supremacist group marched near the U.S. Capitol on the Fourth of July, alarming onlookers and prompting a visible law enforcement response, Spectrum News reported.
The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, is reportedly facing bankruptcy, according to the Washington Post, raising concerns over funding, programming, and the future of US performing arts.
Seattle’s teachers union has voted to authorize a strike just days before the new school year, USA Today reports, raising uncertainty for students and families across the district.
US crime rates declined nationwide in 2024, according to new FBI data, with violent and property offenses falling across most regions, the Oklahoma Voice reports, signaling a continued post-pandemic improvement.
Trump’s move to revoke commercial licenses for thousands of immigrant truckers takes effect, disrupting supply chains and sparking legal challenges, labor protests and industry-wide uncertainty.
Kinley Rasmus dazzled in his LLWS debut for Nevada vs Washington, striking out 14 over six dominant innings while allowing just one hit and no runs in a commanding 3-0 victory.
Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike’s scheduled execution was halted amid legal challenges and questions over her mental health, leaving the state’s next steps and her fate uncertain.
Top tech CEOs are urging swift federal rules for artificial intelligence, warning of risks to jobs and democracy. But Trump and a divided Congress show little urgency to regulate.
The US has imposed Iran-related sanctions on Egyptian bank branches as the Gaza war reaches its six-month mark, Reuters reports, signaling rising financial pressure in the region.
USA Sports has unveiled its game and studio commentator lineup for the inaugural season of Pac-12 football on USA Network, marking a major expansion of the Versant sports portfolio.
David Smith dissects Trump’s surreal rhetoric, contrasting flashy spectacle with hollow substance, exposing imperial hubris and the disorienting theatrics of modern American politics.
A new 2026 report ranks all 50 states on education, economy, and quality of life. See where Washington lands on the list—and why its score may surprise residents and experts.
The Supreme Court has allowed former President Trump’s mail voting directive to proceed ahead of the midterms, clearing the way for potential changes to absentee ballot procedures.