Day: October 9, 2025
The Justice Department has launched an investigation into the D.C. police over allegations of falsifying crime data. The probe aims to determine the extent and impact of the reported discrepancies, raising concerns about police accountability.
Columbus Day, Indigenous Peoples Day, or just a regular Monday? Observance varies widely across the U.S., reflecting regional and cultural differences, according to a new Pew Research Center report.
Washington State Cougars were ranked #72 in The Athletic’s latest preseason college football rankings, reflecting moderate expectations for the upcoming season. Fans anticipate key performances to boost the team’s standing.
Washington Wizards rookie guard continues an intense practice regimen, impressing coaches with his dedication and work ethic. His relentless drive signals a promising start to his NBA career.
In Washington state, thousands of ballots were mistakenly destroyed in a ballot-processing fire, raising concerns about election integrity and prompting calls for improved voting protocols. Authorities are investigating.
Getty Images announces the return of its Editorial Photography Internship Program for 2025. The initiative offers emerging photographers hands-on experience with global editorial content, fostering new talent in visual storytelling.
The US Supreme Court has cleared the way for former President Trump to significantly reduce the Department of Education’s authority, a move that could reshape federal education policies, Reuters reports.
Federal prosecutors have launched an inquiry into Washington D.C. police crime data amid growing tensions over law enforcement practices. The probe aims to assess the accuracy and integrity of reported crime statistics.
Omaha joins Charlotte, Washington, Dallas, Atlanta, and Orlando as top US cities for business events, blending professional settings with vibrant entertainment. This marks a fresh shift in the American MICE industry.
A military vehicle crashed into a car in Washington, DC, amid heightened National Guard deployments across states. The incident raises concerns as authorities reinforce security measures ahead of planned protests.
The Washington Commanders join 14 other sports teams that have retired racist names and mascots. This shift reflects growing awareness and commitment to promoting respect and inclusivity in sports culture.