Month: August 2025
Privately influential but publicly absent, Melania Trump is selectively engaging during this term. While largely out of the spotlight, she strategically chooses moments to make her presence felt, reflecting a careful balance of visibility and discretion.
Education budget cuts in Central Washington are putting migrant programs at risk, threatening vital support services for students. Advocates warn these reductions could significantly impact migrant families’ access to education.
Former President Trump placed D.C. police under his direct control and deployed the National Guard, intensifying security measures amid escalating tensions. His move signals a sharp escalation in federal intervention in the capital.
Washington State Department of Ecology unveils new guidelines to reduce single-use serviceware waste. The initiative targets sustainable alternatives to protect the environment and curb pollution statewide.
Buzz is building around Washington State defensive lineman David Gusta, who is making an impact at Kentucky. Scouts and fans alike are closely watching his development on the Wildcats’ defense this season.
Trump’s meeting with Zelenskyy and European leaders highlighted four key takeaways: reinforced support for Ukraine, emphasis on NATO unity, discussions on economic aid, and ongoing diplomatic efforts amid the conflict.
Former President Donald Trump has threatened to “federalize” Washington, DC, following an attack on a Doge staffer. The move would increase federal control over the city amid rising tensions.
The Trump administration is in the early stages of planning a military parade in Washington, DC, tentatively scheduled for June. Details remain limited as preparations continue, sources tell CNN.
Filipino girl group BINI is set to make their mark near Washington DC, Maryland. The P-pop sensation aims to captivate new fans with their energetic performances, marking a significant step in their international journey.
A Washington high school has been ranked third-best in the nation in the 2024 U.S. News annual rankings. The honor highlights the school’s academic excellence and commitment to student success.
The US military is reportedly preparing to deploy National Guard troops to Washington, DC, to assist local authorities in combating rising crime and youth violence, according to a New York Post report.
A recent LendingTree report reveals that nearly 20% of businesses fail within their first year. Experts advise strategic planning, financial management, and market research as key factors to boost long-term success.
Former President Donald Trump has threatened to block a stadium deal unless the Washington Commanders change their name. The controversy adds pressure as the team faces ongoing rebranding debates.
Former President Donald Trump has deployed the National Guard to Washington DC, pledging a tough crackdown on rising crime. The move comes amid growing concerns over public safety in the capital.
As Trump cut funding to the National Weather Service, several of his appointees were linked to companies poised to profit from privatizing weather forecasts, raising concerns over conflicts of interest.
Streaming sensation IShowSpeed is set to hit the Pacific Northwest on his month-long “Speed Does America” tour. The popular content creator will engage fans with live events across multiple cities, KGW reports.
Cybersecurity education across the U.S. shows significant disparities, reveals a new WSU Insider report. Varied resources and curricula impact student preparedness amid growing digital threats.
Wizards Legend John Doe will have his number retired, honoring his unmatched leadership and franchise records. The ceremony celebrates his lasting impact on the team and Washington basketball history.
Former President Trump’s recent statements have grown increasingly unclear, leaving many baffled. Yet, public and media response appears muted, signaling fatigue or indifference toward his rhetoric.
The Trump administration has deployed troops in Washington’s safest areas as part of a controversial crime crackdown. Critics argue the move is excessive, while officials say it’s vital to ensure public safety.