Day: August 5, 2025
“Best American political movies: How Washington life eerily resembles art | Opinion – The Palm Beach Post” explores how films about U.S. politics often mirror real-life power struggles and scandals in the nation’s capital, blurring fiction and reality.
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History has removed former President Donald Trump from its impeachment exhibit. The update aims to reflect evolving perspectives on the historic 2021 events, sparking public discussion.
A new Pew Research Center report uses five charts to reveal key trends in U.S. public, private, and charter schools, highlighting enrollment shifts, funding disparities, and changing parental preferences.
Violent crime in the US fell by 4.5% last year, according to new FBI data. The report highlights a continuing trend of decline, marking progress in public safety efforts nationwide, Boston Herald reveals.
Boeing, grappling with production delays and competition, is shifting key operations to Washington in a strategic move to regain footing in the global aerospace race, signaling a major shakeup in the industry.
The Pac-12 made a stunning comeback in 2024, revitalizing its brand through strategic leadership, new media deals, and key coaching hires, reestablishing itself as a powerhouse in college sports.
The US government plans to test Medicare and Medicaid coverage for weight-loss drugs, aiming to expand access to these treatments, the Washington Post reports, citing sources familiar with the initiative.
University of Washington’s Reinheimer secured a top-20 finish at the USA Championships, showcasing standout performance and solidifying his status among the nation’s elite athletes. A promising highlight for Huskies Athletics.
Elon Musk expands his influence in Washington, skillfully avoiding scrutiny over his actions involving DOGE cryptocurrency. Despite growing concerns, regulatory bodies have yet to intensify their investigations, reports PBS.
A GOP lawmaker has introduced a proposal to rename the Kennedy Center after former President Donald Trump. The move has sparked debate over the cultural institution’s legacy and political symbolism.
A bill to eliminate the U.S. Department of Education has been filed, aiming to dismantle the federal agency responsible for education policy and funding. The proposal outlines transferring powers back to states and local districts.
Data from recent crime reports reveals a rise in violence and criminal activity during the Biden-Harris administration, echoing former President Trump’s warnings about escalating crime rates, according to the Washington Times.