Former President Donald Trump hailed the late Sen. Lindsey Graham as “a true American original” during a Washington funeral service, praising his loyalty, service, and impact on U.S. politics.
As a federal shutdown looms, Washington state braces for uneven impacts. From furloughed workers to delayed services, KUOW explores who’s hit hardest and who’s spared.
INDYCAR and Monumental Sports & Entertainment announced a new partnership to launch the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C., bringing top-tier open-wheel racing to the nation’s capital.
The Port Washington School District marked the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with solemn ceremonies, student reflections, and educational programs honoring victims and first responders.
A U.S. federal judge has ruled that Biden-era regulations targeting “ghost guns” are unconstitutional, dealing a setback to the administration’s efforts to curb untraceable firearms.
The Trump administration signals support for the IMF and World Bank, easing its skepticism of global institutions in a shift that could reshape U.S. influence in international finance.
Eagles WR DeVonta Smith has built a strong track record against Washington, consistently posting big performances that highlight his route-running, reliability and growing role in Philadelphia’s passing attack.
Former President Donald Trump has nominated conservative attorney Pete Serrano for U.S. attorney in western Washington, a move likely to intensify partisan scrutiny of federal prosecutions.
Kash Patel’s efforts to challenge a Democratic lawmaker are drawing scrutiny within the FBI, prompting internal debate over political influence and the bureau’s role in partisan conflicts.
A new poll finds fewer U.S. adults are gambling compared with a decade ago, suggesting shifting attitudes and economic pressures may be reducing participation in betting activities.
Donald Trump lashed out at former ally Jeanine Pirro over her comments on vandalism at a US reflecting pool, exposing deepening rifts in his media support and raising questions about his 2024 campaign strategy.
Chronic absenteeism in U.S. schools remains persistently high six years after the pandemic began, a Washington Post analysis finds, raising alarms about learning loss and long-term student outcomes.
As National Guard troops withdraw from Washington, questions loom over their deployment’s legacy, from securing federal sites to supporting local authorities during months of political turbulence.
Mexico and Washington are racing to finalize a bilateral trade deal ahead of the U.S. elections, seeking to secure supply chains and calm markets amid political uncertainty.
IndyCar brings the Freedom 250 to Washington, D.C., promising high-speed drama on a new urban circuit. Here’s what to know: race schedule, key contenders and how to watch on TV and streaming.
Donald Trump brushed off mounting AI safety concerns, telling reporters the U.S. already has sufficient regulatory tools to police the technology, Reuters reported Thursday.
Former president Donald Trump has nominated Kimberly Henry Greenwood, wife of “God Bless the USA” singer Lee Greenwood, to serve as a U.S. ambassador, stirring debate over political patronage.
As the U.S. approaches its 250th anniversary, communities across the region are marking Independence Day with parades, concerts and fireworks. The Herald-Mail spotlights key local events.
USAFacts breaks down how Washington, DC public schools receive funding, revealing the balance between local taxes, federal support, and other sources that shape classroom resources.
Solomon Islands opposition leader Matthew Wale has urged US officials in Washington to deepen political, economic and security ties, warning that growing regional tensions demand a stronger, long-term American commitment