Month: January 2026
Donald Trump’s inauguration in Washington, DC, features official ceremonies, parades and balls, with top Republican leaders, family members and international dignitaries expected to attend.
A new photo gallery highlights hands-on learning at Washington Career and Technical Education Center, showcasing students in high-demand trades and career-focused programs.
The Atlantic’s analysis of Trump’s claims highlights Washington, D.C.’s rising crime rates, examining homicide spikes, public safety concerns, and political tensions over policing and reform.
President Trump’s Gulf trip tests his dealmaker image as regional allies seek clarity on U.S. security, Iran, and energy policy, demanding strategy beyond transactional diplomacy.
Washington ranks among the least sports-obsessed states, placing seventh from the bottom in a new national analysis, according to data reported by seattlerefined.com.
A US appeals court ruled that former President Donald Trump can temporarily keep National Guard troops deployed in Washington, DC, as legal challenges over his authority continue.
The White House has frozen federal funds for several Democratic-led states amid a looming government shutdown, escalating partisan tensions and sparking outrage from state officials.
USA Men’s Basketball will host Brazil and Colombia in a pair of international showcases in Washington, DC, as Events DC brings top-tier hoops action to the nation’s capital.
Education advocates warn that Trump-era shutdown firings have hollowed out the federal special education office, raising concerns about oversight, services, and protections for vulnerable students.
A U.S. House report accuses D.C. Police Chief Pamela Smith of manipulating crime statistics to downplay rising violence, raising questions about transparency and public trust, NBC Washington reports.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce launches Small Business Day 2025, spotlighting local entrepreneurs, policy priorities, and new resources aimed at driving Main Street growth nationwide.
Relive the action as the Buffalo Bills face the Washington Commanders. See pivotal plays, standout performances, and fan reactions captured in our exclusive photo gallery.
The Trump administration’s new dietary guidelines keep existing sugar and alcohol limits, emphasize nutrient-dense foods, and notably decline to recommend restrictions for young children.
A powerful atmospheric river is drenching the Pacific north-west, bringing intense rain, flooding and landslide risk as experts warn climate change may be amplifying these storm events.
Senators reconvene amid growing pressure from President Trump to scrap the filibuster and break the stalemate over the government shutdown, as PBS highlights the escalating political stakes.
CNN delivers breaking news, in-depth reporting and exclusive videos from around the globe, offering real-time coverage of politics, business, world events and more.
High‑dosage tutoring is transforming classrooms, boosting achievement and enthusiasm for learning. Now educators are pushing to turn this pandemic‑era intervention into a permanent fixture in schools.
Congress has launched an inquiry into allegations that DC police manipulated crime statistics, raising concerns about data integrity and public trust, NBCWashington.com reports.
The Business Secretary has departed for Washington on her first official visit, aiming to deepen UK-US trade ties and discuss investment, innovation and economic security with senior US officials.
EA Sports’ “College Football 26” simulation projects a tight Illinois-Washington clash, with late-game heroics tipping momentum. Sports Illustrated breaks down the virtual matchup.