Day: August 10, 2025
Instagram is reportedly downranking political content, making posts less visible without labeling them as such. Critics say this subtle censorship limits political discourse and voter engagement on the platform.
The National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, DC, offers a vibrant lineup of events, from the Blossom Kite Festival to the Parade, celebrating spring’s arrival with stunning blooms and cultural activities. Details at Washington.org.
Washington schools chief condemns former President Trump’s order to eliminate the Department of Education, calling it “cruel chaos” that threatens students’ futures and destabilizes public education systems statewide.
The suspect in the murder of Israeli embassy staffers in Washington has been formally charged. Authorities allege a hate crime motive, with the accused facing possible death penalty, officials confirm.
Despite a recent drop in inflation, grocery prices remain high, leaving many Americans puzzled. Experts cite supply chain issues, labor costs, and lingering effects of the pandemic as key factors behind sustained food price inflation.
US citizens have filed a lawsuit against the UN agency providing aid to Palestinians, the same agency former President Trump sought to dismantle. The case raises questions about the agency’s funding and operations.
The Washington Wizards have announced their 2024 preseason schedule, featuring five games starting October 8. Fans can expect key matchups as the team prepares for the upcoming NBA season.
The Trump Justice Department dropped key Epstein-related cases, sparking controversy over potential interference. PBS examines the implications and ongoing questions about accountability and justice in these dismissals.
Discover 9 can’t-miss events this weekend across DC, Maryland, and Virginia. From cultural festivals to live performances, WUSA9 highlights top activities to make the most of your weekend in the DMV area.
Thirty-six percent of U.S. students are now eligible for school choice, expanding educational options nationwide, according to the Washington Policy Center. The shift marks a significant change in how families access schooling.
Former President Donald Trump warned of federal intervention in Washington, D.C., citing rising crime. “We’ll have no choice,” he said, threatening to impose federal control over the capital to restore order.