Month: July 2025
Voting in Washington, D.C., is accessible and straightforward, yet residents still lack full voting representation in Congress. Despite ease of participation, their votes carry limited political power, spotlighting ongoing democratic disparities.
PBS outlines the full schedule for Donald Trump’s second inauguration, detailing official ceremonies, parades, and inaugural balls. Coverage promises comprehensive insights into the historic event.
Democratic-led states have filed lawsuits challenging the Trump administration’s cuts to federal teacher training funding, arguing the reductions undermine education quality and violate federal obligations to support schools.
Highway crimes are rising in Washington as traffic volume rebounds to near pre-pandemic levels, raising concerns among law enforcement and commuters about safety on the roads, KING5 reports.
Shamim Popal shares her inspiring journey in “My Story: Shamim Popal” for The Business Journals, highlighting her rise from humble beginnings to a successful entrepreneur, breaking barriers and fostering community growth.
MacKenzie Gore is emerging as the key pitcher the Chicago Cubs need to boost their rotation. His impressive velocity and control offer new hope for a struggling pitching staff, making him a top prospect to watch.
Former President Trump shifted blame following a deadly Washington air crash, which occurred amid ongoing turmoil and systemic challenges in the US aviation sector, raising fresh concerns about safety and oversight.
AZ Central Events announces the Adaptive-Social Club for ages 18+ this Fall 2025. Hosted by The Arizona Republic, the club offers inclusive social activities for adults with disabilities, fostering community and connection.
NASA and the U.S. Department of Education are partnering to launch a new STEM initiative in Washington. The project aims to boost science and tech education, inspiring the next generation of innovators.
FBI data reveals a decline in violent crimes across the U.S. in 2023, marking a notable shift in national crime trends, according to a PBS report. Experts suggest multiple factors may contribute to this drop.
The Supreme Court upheld the tax on foreign income, rejecting a challenge backed by major business groups. The ruling affirms the government’s authority to tax multinational earnings, impacting global corporate tax strategies.
As the college sports model faces growing challenges, Michigan’s champion teams strive to find balance amid shifting dynamics in recruitment, funding, and athlete welfare. The struggle highlights broader issues in collegiate athletics.
Monitoring stations detected a series of small magnitude earthquakes at Mount Rainier in July 2025, USGS reports. Officials say these tremors are typical but continue to monitor for any changes.
A new Pew Research Center report reveals Americans’ enduring trust in government’s role despite decades of deep-seated distrust. The study highlights a complex relationship marked by skepticism yet continued support for key functions.
The Washington Commanders are shaking up their lineup by testing their new star in a surprise role, aiming to maximize impact this season. Details emerge as the team explores fresh strategies ahead of kickoff.
Celebrate the Fourth of July in DC with spectacular fireworks over the National Mall, vibrant parades, live concerts, and family-friendly events. Discover top spots and tips at Washington.org to make the most of Independence Day.
Linda McMahon defends sweeping budget cuts at the Education Department, stating the changes are necessary to streamline operations and improve efficiency. Critics warn the cuts could harm higher education programs.
New research from Brookings reveals that “tough-on-crime” policies in Washington, DC, and other cities often backfire, leading to increased violence and decreased public safety. Experts urge for smarter, evidence-based reforms.
The Washington Mystics finalized their 2025 WNBA Draft picks, making strategic selections across all rounds. Yahoo Sports breaks down each pick, analyzing the team’s potential impact and future prospects.
President Trump has planned a military parade in Washington DC to showcase U.S. military strength and honor veterans. The event, inspired by France’s Bastille Day, aims to boost national pride but faces cost and timing concerns.