Day: August 9, 2025
The Washington Post reveals how for-profit companies are driving a Gaza aid plan led by Israeli and U.S. nonprofits, raising questions about transparency and the true beneficiaries of the humanitarian effort.
Myanmar has signed a deal with Washington lobbyists to improve its strained relations with the US. The move aims to foster dialogue and economic cooperation amid ongoing political challenges.
Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu is set to visit Washington next Monday as former President Trump urges a ceasefire in Gaza. The meeting highlights growing international pressure to de-escalate the conflict.
The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina faces new hurdles as political disputes delay federal recognition in Washington. Despite longstanding efforts, partisan divisions stall progress, leaving the tribe’s status uncertain.
Washington State advances new legislation to enhance protections for adult entertainment workers, focusing on workplace safety and workers’ compensation rights, marking a significant step in labor reforms.
The U.S. Department of Education has released $137 million in previously frozen funds to Washington State, boosting local education programs and initiatives, officials announced Wednesday.
Former President Donald Trump has expressed interest in federal control over Washington, DC, raising legal and constitutional questions. Experts debate the feasibility and implications of such a move.
Former President Trump’s plan to lower U.S. drug prices relies heavily on threats to pharmaceutical companies but lacks concrete enforcement mechanisms, raising doubts about its potential effectiveness, The Washington Post reports.
The Chicago Cubs have acquired right-handed pitcher Michael Soroka from the Washington Nationals, bolstering their rotation. Soroka’s addition aims to strengthen the team’s pitching depth ahead of the season.