Month: May 2025
Pro-Palestinian protesters occupying a University of Washington building were arrested after a standoff with campus police. The demonstration, sparked by recent Gaza violence, drew widespread attention and debate.
The Trump administration has significantly cut funding and staff for the division overseeing 26,000 U.S. artworks, sparking concerns about preservation and public access, The Washington Post reports.
Former President Trump’s Department of Education executive order could impact Connecticut schools by altering federal funding priorities and accountability measures, sparking debate among educators and state officials on local control and standards.
The US capital has withdrawn a significant criminal justice reform bill amid growing political tensions. The move raises concerns over stalled progress in addressing systemic issues within the justice system.
According to LendingTree, nearly 20% of businesses fail within their first year. Experts emphasize strategic planning, financial management, and market research as key measures to significantly boost success rates.
The U.S. women’s national soccer team will face Canada at Audi Field this summer, marking a key matchup ahead of upcoming international competitions. The game promises a fierce rivalry and high stakes.
The US has urged South Africa to address alleged ‘genocide’ claims during recent talks between President Ramaphosa and former US President Trump, highlighting rising tensions over human rights concerns.
White South Africans have begun resettling in the US under a refugee program launched during the Trump administration, citing fears of violence and persecution. The scheme has drawn both support and criticism.
Column | Subscriber bonus: Amid growing political polarization in the U.S., many Americans are reportedly relocating to Canada seeking stability and a different political climate, raising questions about cross-border migration trends.
Labor Day weekend in Washington, DC, offers a vibrant lineup from the DC JazzFest to local fairs and family events. NBC4 Washington highlights top activities to enjoy the final summer holiday.
Former President Trump outlined plans to significantly reduce the U.S. Department of Education’s role, aiming to dismantle key programs. His broader agenda includes school choice expansion and regulatory rollbacks, sparking debate nationwide.
The University of Washington ranks among the 30 most dangerous campuses in the U.S., according to a recent report highlighted by MyNorthwest.com. The analysis raises concerns about campus safety and crime rates.
Exclusive: The US and Russia are reportedly in talks to restore Russian gas supplies to Europe, seeking solutions amid energy tensions. Sources say discussions aim to ease Europe’s energy crisis.
On December 14, 2021, Michael Penix Jr., a highly sought-after quarterback, officially committed to the University of Washington, boosting the Huskies’ roster for upcoming seasons, as reported by Huskies Wire.
Two Israeli Embassy staff members were shot dead in a “depraved act of terrorism” outside the DC Jewish Museum. Authorities have launched a full investigation into the deadly incident.
Kerry Washington is set to appear at the Democratic National Convention on Thursday. The acclaimed actress, known for her roles in “Scandal” and activism, will join leaders in addressing key issues ahead of the election.
“With Science on Our Side,” featured in The Washington Post, explores the critical role of scientific research in shaping public policy and addressing global challenges, emphasizing the need for evidence-based decision-making in uncertain times.
The Cato Institute’s 2021 update on state marijuana legalizations reveals ongoing impacts on public health, crime rates, and government revenue, highlighting varied outcomes across states adopting legalization policies.
Jeff Bezos has sold one of his Seattle mansions for $63 million. The tech billionaire’s real estate portfolio includes multiple lavish US properties, showcasing his taste for luxury and prime locations.
Trinity Rodman embraces failure as a crucial part of her growth, turning setbacks into lessons that fuel her success on and off the field. The Washington Post highlights how resilience shapes her rising career.