Day: July 28, 2025
Washington lawmakers condemned recent political violence, calling it a direct attack on the democratic process. They urged unity and peaceful dialogue to uphold Washington State’s democratic values.
A new documentary on the Washington Post’s former publisher highlights challenges facing modern journalism and argues that transparency and integrity remain the media’s path forward, the Los Angeles Times reports.
The Supreme Court has allowed former President Trump’s efforts to close the Education Department to proceed, halting lower court decisions. This ruling marks a significant development in the ongoing legal battle over federal education policy.
Washington, DC is facing a sharp rise in homicides, sparking concern among residents and officials. Experts cite factors like economic hardship, gun violence, and strained community relations as key drivers behind the surge.
A Maryland couple made history as the first Black owners of the Fort Washington Business Park. Their achievement marks a significant milestone in local entrepreneurship and community representation.
Legal sports betting was expected to curb the black market, but it remains widespread. Despite regulations, unauthorized operators continue to thrive, highlighting challenges in enforcement and consumer protection.
Bryan Kohberger was sentenced in the high-profile Idaho college student murder case. The article outlines key events and a timeline, detailing the investigation and trial that gripped the nation.