Day: October 17, 2025
A new AP-NORC poll reveals public opinion is divided over responsibility for the government shutdown. The survey highlights shifting blame between political parties as negotiations stall, reflecting growing frustration nationwide.
The Washington Post highlights 18 essential books that vividly capture the spirit and essence of living in Washington, D.C., offering readers diverse perspectives on the city’s culture, politics, and history.
Redshirting, the practice of delaying a child’s school start to boost readiness, sparks heated debate in Washington, DC. Parents’ rights advocates clash with educators over its impact on equity and development.
Jeff Asher’s latest Substack article analyzes recent violent crime trends in Washington, DC, shedding light on patterns, causes, and potential solutions amid ongoing public safety concerns in the capital.
Washington, D.C. experienced a surge in new business launches during the Covid-19 pandemic. A recent study highlights that supporting these startups is crucial for the region’s economic recovery and long-term growth.
The Washington Commanders may have ended their quarterback carousel with the arrival of Jayden Daniels. The young signal-caller’s poise and talent offer hope for stability and a brighter future under center.
Data darkness in the U.S. is spreading a global shadow, Reuters reports. Increasing gaps in data transparency are fueling uncertainty worldwide, impacting everything from economic forecasts to security assessments.