Month: July 2025
The Washington Wizards suffered their 15th consecutive loss, again outmatched from the opening tip. Struggling on both ends, the team’s slide deepens as they search for answers and a turnaround.
Questions swirl around Terry McLaurin’s status with the Washington Commanders as the team navigates contract talks and injury concerns. Updates remain closely watched by fans and analysts alike.
Washington Commanders star is turning heads with an unconventional training method to boost performance. The bold tactic aims to enhance agility and focus, signaling a new era in athlete preparation.
Once again, the debt ceiling is roiling Washington, sparking urgent talks and political clashes. Here are 4 key points to understand the stakes, timeline, and potential fallout of this recurring fiscal showdown.
Monumental Sports has announced a framework agreement to relocate the NHL’s Capitals and NBA’s Wizards to Virginia by 2028, marking a major sports shift in the region, WUSA9 reports.
New Secretary Linda McMahon has unveiled her “final mission” for the U.S. Department of Education, focusing on improving student outcomes and expanding access to quality education nationwide.
The University of Washington is ranked 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 nationwide.
The US has reported its first coronavirus death: a man in his 50s from Washington state. This marks a significant development as health officials continue efforts to contain the virus and monitor its spread across the country.
The Washington Commanders changed their name to move away from their controversial former identity. However, President Trump urges the team to revert, citing tradition and fan loyalty in a recent statement.
Washington and New York remain on high alert following US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Authorities heighten security amid fears of retaliatory attacks, signaling escalating tensions in the region.
Former President Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch, alleging defamation over a story linking him to Jeffrey Epstein. The case highlights ongoing legal battles tied to Epstein’s network.
Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu is scheduled for key talks with former US President Donald Trump in Washington, DC. The meeting is expected to focus on regional security and bilateral relations.
Hillary Clinton, George Soros, and Denzel Washington were awarded the highest US civilian honor in a ceremony recognizing their significant contributions to society, reported Boston.com.
Former President Donald Trump has petitioned the Supreme Court to allow him to dismantle the Education Department, challenging its authority and pushing for a major federal restructuring, Reuters reports.
A Washington Post study reveals that U.S. police officers face around 1,100 arrests annually, averaging three per day nationwide. The report sheds light on misconduct within law enforcement ranks.
U.S. coffee drinkers and businesses face higher costs as tariffs on Brazilian imports, imposed during Trump’s administration, increase prices. The measures have strained supply chains and raised concerns over inflation.
Former Detroit Red Wings forward has signed a professional tryout (PTO) contract to rejoin the Washington Capitals. The move aims to bolster the team’s depth as they prepare for the upcoming NHL season.
Washington Commanders’ QB Jayden Daniels delivered a poised and respectful response amid ongoing Terry McLaurin trade rumors, emphasizing team unity and focus. Daniels’ comments aim to steady locker room tensions.
Former President Donald Trump faces challenges in blocking the Washington Commanders’ stadium deal, as legal and political hurdles limit his influence over the team’s name dispute, reports USA Today.
A U.S. judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore funding for teacher preparation grants, reversing a previous halt. The ruling emphasizes the importance of supporting educational programs nationwide.