As the House reconvenes in Washington, the Epstein saga surges back into the spotlight, raising pointed questions about power, accountability and the reach of congressional oversight.
USA Today reveals the star-studded music lineup for the Freedom 250 event on the National Mall, promising a diverse mix of chart-topping artists and patriotic performances.
Washington state has doubled school funding in recent years, yet student test scores have declined, raising questions for educators and lawmakers about accountability and outcomes.
U.S. lawmakers welcomed Taiwan’s parliamentary leader to Washington, underscoring bipartisan support for the island amid rising tensions with China, KSAT reports.
The US Treasury chief urged FedEx to clarify how it will return tariff overpayments to consumers, following policy shifts, and stressed greater transparency in handling trade-related refunds.
Washington transfer guard Zoom Diallo has scheduled an official visit to Kentucky, sources tell On3, signaling the Wildcats’ serious pursuit of the former five-star recruit.
Donald Trump urged organizers to “cancel it” after several headline acts withdrew from the US Freedom 250 festival, raising questions over the event’s future and political overtones.
UCLA’s UCDC program places students in Washington, D.C., offering internships on Capitol Hill and in federal agencies, giving Bruins firsthand exposure to policymaking and national politics.
Federal and local agencies are coordinating an extensive security operation for DC’s Freedom 250 events, deploying enhanced patrols, surveillance, and crowd-control measures across the city.
New federal data show Oregon and Washington students’ math and reading scores mostly declining on the Nation’s Report Card, raising concerns about pandemic recovery in Northwest classrooms.
Washington has urged US firms to invest in Western Sahara, signalling stronger backing for Morocco’s control of the disputed territory despite ongoing international legal and diplomatic sensitivities.
FOX 13 Seattle’s Washington Sports Wrap for Monday, June 8 recaps Mariners highlights, Seahawks offseason updates, and local college standouts, delivering the day’s top regional sports stories.
The U.S. Department of Transportation hosted its first Rail Tech Summit, spotlighting breakthrough innovations, safety advancements, and modernization across America’s rapidly evolving rail industry.
A rare but potentially deadly tick-borne disease is surging across parts of the U.S., alarming health officials as warmer temperatures and expanding tick habitats drive infections higher.
Photos capture America’s turbulent political year as Donald Trump reshaped Washington in 2025, highlighting clashes, policy shifts, and public reaction across the nation.
A new exhibition reveals how Joan Miró’s encounters with U.S. culture and politics reshaped his bold visual language, showing that American influences were central to his modernist evolution.
Federal officials have opened civil-rights investigations into four Washington school districts over policies affecting transgender student athletes, KUOW reports. District leaders say they are reviewing the inquiries.
For the first time in 50 years, U.S. college graduates are losing their traditional economic edge, as wage growth stalls and non-degree workers gain ground in a changing labor market.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping sports, from predictive analytics and biometric tracking to personalized fan experiences, raising new questions about fairness, privacy and the soul of competition
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced a $466 million investment in urgent upgrades to Washington Union Station, Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy said Monday.