Month: August 2025
According to USAFacts, approximately 2 million people work for the federal government, spanning civilian agencies and the military. This workforce is essential for delivering public services nationwide.
This weekend in DC: Join the watch party for the USWNT’s gold medal match, cheer on competitors at the Cardboard Boat Regatta, and enjoy diverse local events. Stay tuned for full coverage on NBC4 Washington.
The U.S. government is terminating legal residency records for some Washington State University students, the school confirmed. This action threatens their ability to remain in the country, sparking concern among affected students.
Former President Trump claims Washington requires National Guard protection amid rising crime concerns. However, recent police data indicates crime rates in the capital are actually declining, presenting conflicting views on safety.
Entrepreneurship and startup activity are surging nationwide, signaling robust business formation across the U.S., reports the Center for American Progress. This boom highlights renewed economic dynamism and innovation.
A recent USA TODAY High School Sports study ranks the top 25 Washington high schools for athletes, highlighting programs excelling in performance, facilities, and athlete development across the state.
Air India has suspended flights between Washington DC and India starting September 1. The pause is due to operational challenges. Passengers are advised to consider alternate routes via hubs like New York or Chicago.
Human Rights Watch condemns the US military deployment in Washington, DC, calling it unwarranted and dangerous. The group warns that such actions risk escalating tensions and infringing on civil liberties.
Former President Trump has deployed the National Guard in Washington, D.C., despite data showing crime rates at a 30-year low, sparking debate over the necessity and timing of the move.
Alcoléa & cie kicks off their USA/CA tour with the acclaimed movie-concert Méliès, “Right in the Eye.” The Arizona Republic hails the performance as a captivating blend of film and live music, captivating audiences nationwide.
Former President Trump’s pledge to close the Department of Education raises questions about federal oversight and funding. GOP-led states may gain more control, but students could face uncertain impacts on resources and support.
Violent crime in the U.S. dropped by 4.5% last year, according to FBI data. The decline marks a significant shift in national crime trends, highlighting improvements in public safety efforts.
A federal judge has ruled that a minority-business agency must open its services to all races, striking down race-based eligibility. The decision aims to ensure equal access in business support programs.
The Washington Commanders face the Arizona Cardinals in a pivotal Week 4 NFL clash. Experts weigh in with predictions, key player picks, and updated odds for this Friday night showdown.
Inside the Washington Commanders’ “Tell the Truth” meeting after their brutal loss, coaches and players confronted harsh realities, aiming to rebuild trust and accountability as the team seeks a turnaround this season.
Leading the DEA and DC police presents challenges far beyond those faced by former President Trump’s staff. Navigating law enforcement in the nation’s capital demands resilience amid political pressure and complex security threats.
Former President Trump weighs in on the D.C. statehood debate, questioning whether the District should remain under federal control or become the 51st state. His comments add new intensity to the ongoing political dispute.
The buzz around ‘Love Island USA’ is heating up as controversies and dynamic cast interactions spark intense discussions. The show’s evolving drama is driving viewer engagement and fueling widespread social media debate.
A court has once again ordered the Trump administration to reinstate Education Department staffers laid off during the pandemic, emphasizing the legal obligation to restore these employees amid ongoing disputes.
US protesters accuse former President Trump of leveraging a ‘crime emergency’ to justify a heavy security presence in Washington, DC. Critics argue this move is politically motivated, raising concerns over civil liberties.—Al Jazeera