Month: August 2025
A 21-year-old congressional intern was fatally shot in Washington D.C., police confirmed. Authorities are investigating the incident as the city reels from the tragic loss. Details remain limited.
Washington, D.C. – Akin announces new policy initiatives aimed at boosting economic growth and enhancing infrastructure. Details expected to be unveiled in the upcoming congressional session.
At the USA Basketball camp, teenage prodigy Cooper Flagg dominated the court with exceptional skill and poise, quickly becoming the standout player and capturing the attention of coaches and scouts alike.
National Guard troops have arrived in Washington, D.C., following an order from former President Trump aimed at combating crime and reducing homelessness. Officials say the deployment seeks to enhance public safety and support local efforts.
American democracy faces growing challenges as polarization, misinformation, and eroding trust in institutions deepen divisions. These forces threaten the stability and future of the nation’s democratic system.
Sounds of US is a festival for everyone, reflecting its diverse lineup. The Washington Post highlights how the event brings together artists from varied genres and backgrounds, creating an inclusive celebration of American music.
Closing the Department of Education could disrupt student loan servicing, affecting millions of borrowers nationwide. Experts warn of potential delays, confusion, and impacts on loan forgiveness programs.
President Trump has placed Washington, DC, police under federal control and deployed the National Guard amid escalating protests. The move aims to restore order ahead of upcoming demonstrations in the capital.
US businesses in Washington face sharp declines as Canadian tourists stay home amid rising tariffs. Reduced cross-border travel hits retail and hospitality sectors, prompting concerns over prolonged economic impact.
Washington, D.C., has intensified efforts to clear homeless encampments following pressure from former President Trump, sparking debate over sanitation, safety, and the rights of the homeless amid a growing crisis.
Former Washington quarterback has made it clear he will not be rooting for the Commanders this season. The move highlights ongoing tensions as the team seeks to rebuild under new leadership. Details on Yahoo Sports.
President Trump announces a federal takeover of the Washington, D.C. police and orders the mobilization of the National Guard amid escalating security concerns in the capital, CNN reports.
The South Korea-US summit is scheduled for August 25, focusing on enhancing security cooperation and strengthening economic ties amid regional challenges. Discussions are expected to address defense strategies and trade partnerships.
Paramount has secured a 7-year deal with TKO Group to become the exclusive U.S. broadcaster for all UFC events. The agreement marks a major shift in UFC’s media presence, beginning in 2024.
The University of Washington School of Medicine has earned top rankings for its exceptional programs and research. KOMO highlights the school’s commitment to innovation and community health, solidifying its national reputation.
Two Israeli Embassy staffers were killed in a deadly act of terror in Washington, DC, authorities confirmed. The incident prompted a heightened security response as investigations continue.
Washington state is seeing a decline in Canadian visitors due to past tariffs, political tensions under Trump, and controversial talk of Washington as America’s “51st state.” This shift impacts tourism and local businesses.
IN THE NEWS: Canadian premiers visit Washington to discuss key Canada-U.S. relations amid rising tensions. Meanwhile, anthem booing at sports events sparks national debate. Insights from Brock University experts.
Washington, D.C. Mayor argues former President Trump’s takeover attempts highlight the urgent need for the U.S. capital to become the 51st state, ensuring full representation and stronger local governance.
President Trump warns other US cities could face National Guard deployment as he sends troops to Washington, DC, amid mounting unrest. Authorities brace for potential protests and unrest nationwide.