Day: February 1, 2026
A suspect in the Washington, DC shooting that killed two National Guard members has been formally charged with murder, authorities said, as investigators continue to probe the deadly attack.
Most of the federal government has shut down as funding lapses, halting key services and sending workers home. However, bipartisan negotiations suggest a resolution may come within days.
From cherry blossoms along the Tidal Basin to summer festivals and solemn national commemorations, Washington, DC’s calendar showcases the U.S. capital at its most vibrant and revealing.
Oklahoma will pilot an “America-first” civics exam for some incoming teachers, igniting debate over politicization of education standards and potential impacts on classroom instruction.
Donald Trump urged Congress to pass legislation ending no-cash bail policies in U.S. cities, arguing they fuel rising crime, as he outlined a tougher national public safety agenda.
The Washington Institute’s new report examines barriers and opportunities in U.S.-Iraq commerce, urging policy reforms, investment incentives, and stronger institutional ties to close the business gap.
A daily guide to televised and radio sports in the D.C. region, The Washington Post’s listings highlight when and where to watch or listen to local, national and international games.
Two snowmobilers were killed and two others rescued after an avalanche struck in Washington state’s Cascade Mountains, authorities said, as search teams battled dangerous conditions.