Day: September 17, 2025
Protests erupted across Washington DC after former President Trump seized control of the city police and deployed troops. Demonstrators clashed with authorities as tensions intensified. Video captures the chaotic scenes.
House GOP leaders are rallying behind Trump and Elon Musk’s push to slash government spending, adopting the mantra “In DOGE we trust” to signal support for cryptocurrency and fiscal conservatism.
Navigating Washington, DC’s airports is easier with our guide to Reagan National, Dulles International, and BWI Thurgood Marshall. Discover tips on transportation, amenities, and flights for a smooth travel experience.
A new USAFacts report ranks the most educated states in the U.S., highlighting top performers like Massachusetts and Maryland. Factors include high school graduation rates and college attainment, revealing regional education trends nationwide.
Former President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. will pursue the death penalty for murder cases in Washington, D.C. The move aims to address rising violent crime in the nation’s capital, CBS News reports.
Former President Donald Trump urged homeless individuals in Washington, DC, to “move out immediately,” sparking debate over the city’s approach to homelessness and public safety. Officials weigh responses amid ongoing challenges.
On Sept. 15, 1982, USA Today launched its inaugural edition, revolutionizing American news with colorful graphics and concise stories. Thirty years later, it remains a major player in national journalism.
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A military parade in Washington, D.C., marked the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday, featuring troops, tanks, and flyovers. The event showcased America’s military strength and honored the Army’s historic legacy.