The U.S. attorney’s office in California has opened an investigation into recent elections, examining potential irregularities and federal violations, officials told The Washington Post.
“Love Island USA” contestant Kendall Washington faces backlash after Movie Night reveals conflicting behavior, prompting Serena Page to confront him in a tense, drama-filled villa showdown.
U.S. students’ scores on a key international exam have fallen to their lowest levels in 20 years, raising alarms about pandemic learning loss and long-standing gaps in math and reading.
A year after the federal intervention in D.C., Trump claims crime has plummeted. Data and experts tell a more complicated story, with some offenses down but others persisting.
The Girl Scouts convention in Washington, D.C., is projected to generate $11.9 million in local spending, boosting hotels, restaurants and tourism-related businesses across the city.
The Indiana Fever face the Washington Mystics in a key WNBA matchup. Here’s how to watch, including start time, TV channel, and streaming options, via Yahoo Sports coverage.
A new US military pact has eased tensions in Greenland, yet skepticism lingers. Local leaders welcome strategic security gains but warn that public trust in Washington remains fragile.
As midterms near, a new AP poll finds public trust in political campaigns at a low ebb, with former President Donald Trump drawing particularly high levels of skepticism.
President Trump has ordered the Pentagon to scale back joint military exercises with South Korea, signaling a shift in U.S. defense policy and raising questions about regional security.
For the first time in pageant history, Miss USA is a mother. The groundbreaking winner is challenging long-held rules and reshaping ideas of beauty, ambition and motherhood on the national stage.
U.S. News’s influential college rankings face mounting criticism over methodology and equity, spurring universities to opt out and fueling rival lists that challenge its dominance.
Homicides in major U.S. cities dropped 17% this year, extending the post-pandemic crime decline and easing fears of a lasting violent crime surge, new Axios data analysis shows.
Gas prices are surging nationwide as escalating tensions between the Trump administration and Iran fuel uncertainty in global oil markets, raising fears of broader economic fallout.
The U.S. Senate adjourned without voting on a key college sports bill, delaying potential nationwide rules on athlete compensation and raising uncertainty for NCAA programs.
Donald Trump capped summer celebrations for America’s upcoming 250th birthday by attending an unprecedented IndyCar race through downtown Washington, drawing crowds and political scrutiny.
Donald Trump highlighted a Guardian article on falling drug prices, apparently seeking praise, but the piece credits President Joe Biden’s policies, not Trump, for the reductions.
A reverse migration of Black Americans to the South is redrawing political maps, reshaping urban power centers and challenging long-held assumptions about race, opportunity and influence in the U.S.
Boswell will host a festival commemorating George Washington’s historic Que Creek crossing, featuring local historians, reenactments, and community events, The Tribune-Democrat reports.
U.S. News’s revamped college rankings have upended long‑standing lists, elevating public universities and reshuffling elite schools, as critics question the new formula’s transparency and impact.
In a televised address, Trump announced he is placing Washington, D.C., police under federal control and deploying the National Guard, citing the need to restore order amid ongoing unrest.