Day: July 11, 2025
“We’re the hottest country in the world,” declared Donald Trump as his parade rolled through Washington, DC. The event drew large crowds, showcasing a blend of patriotic displays and political fervor.
The University of Washington’s College of Arts and Sciences launches “Where Media and Politics Meet,” a new program exploring the critical intersection of journalism and political science. Students gain hands-on experience shaping public discourse.
Former President Trump, after hosting a military parade, is now set to launch America’s yearlong 250th birthday celebration, marking a historic milestone with nationwide events and festivities.
A new analysis from The Washington Post reveals that violent crime rates in the U.S. have neither surged nor significantly declined in recent years, challenging popular narratives of a crime wave or sustained drop.
Foreign money is covertly flowing into U.S. tax havens, with some funds linked to illicit activities, The Washington Post reports. This influx raises concerns over regulatory gaps and potential abuse in financial oversight.
On March 28, 2024, pickleball was officially designated Washington’s state sport, recognizing its rapid growth and popularity. The legislation highlights the game’s community impact and cultural significance statewide.
Sheriff’s deputies, alongside a SWAT team, continue the intense search for Travis Decker. Authorities urge the public to stay vigilant as efforts to locate the suspect remain underway.