As a possible government shutdown looms, families, federal workers and local businesses nationwide brace for pay disruptions and service cuts, deepening anxiety and frustration far beyond Washington, D.C.
The Pentagon has released the July 4 National Mall flyover schedule, detailing times, aircraft types, and routes. Residents are advised to expect low-flying jets and brief traffic disruptions.
Iran and the US exchange sharp warnings after a deadly strike on a wedding in eastern Iran, with Tehran accusing Washington of complicity and vowing a firm response amid rising regional tensions.
Several high-profile Washington employers were absent from the latest “best companies to work for” rankings, raising questions about survey methods and what truly defines a top workplace.
Auburn opened its 2018 campaign with a statement win over Washington in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game. These photos capture the Tigers’ key plays, intensity, and celebration.
The Washington Post reports Trump and Pete Hegseth clashed at Camp David over concerns that striking Iran would rapidly deplete U.S. missile stocks, exposing tensions in GOP defense strategy.
A chronological look at Trump’s reflecting pool turmoil in Washington DC, tracing stalled promises, political missteps and escalating blame over an unrealized monument makeover.
Donald Trump faces mounting political headwinds after a week of legal and electoral setbacks, raising fresh doubts about his 2024 prospects and tightening pressure within the GOP.
Brutal heat has forced the cancellation of major Fourth of July events in Washington DC and Philadelphia, as authorities warn of dangerous temperatures and urge residents to stay indoors.
President Trump’s deployment of thousands of troops to Washington’s streets has drawn scrutiny, as Reuters finds the militarized presence rarely deters crime or unrest.
Chinese President Xi Jinping plans to bring a high-powered delegation of top CEOs to the US, sources say, aiming to ease tensions and court investment amid strained bilateral relations.
British tennis player Jack Draper has withdrawn from the Washington Open due to an arm injury, beIN SPORTS reports, raising concerns ahead of the North American hard-court swing.
Dan Quinn confirmed Washington’s offense will be tailored to rookie QB Jayden Daniels, signaling a deliberate schematic shift as the Commanders aim for a more dynamic, quarterback-driven attack.
USS Abraham Lincoln departs the Middle East after nearly seven months on station, concluding extended operations amid regional tensions, USNI News reports.
Former President Donald Trump drove a vehicle across the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on Tuesday to inspect a controversial blue coating project, according to PBS. National Park officials are reviewing the stunt.
The first U.S. jellyfish museum has opened in Florida, offering visitors an in-depth look at the mysterious creatures, their habitats and ecological role, reports The Washington Post.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin is pushing back against a proposed change to state SOL standards that would remove references to George Washington as the “Father of Our Country.”
Former President Donald Trump highlighted FBI data showing what he called the largest one-year drop in violent crime in U.S. history, crediting his policies and criticizing the Biden administration.
A new US carrier strike group has arrived in the Middle East, bolstering American naval power amid regional tensions and signaling Washington’s commitment to security and deterrence.
The US Supreme Court has ruled that states may bar transgender athletes from female sports, backing Republican-led restrictions and igniting fierce debate over civil rights and fairness in competition.