Month: February 2026
Australian critical minerals executives are heading to Washington this week as Canberra and Washington deepen ties on EV supply chains amid growing concern over China’s resource dominance.
As the Big Game approaches, online sports betting remains a patchwork across the U.S., with states split between full legalization, partial access, and outright bans.
Iran has dismissed US President Donald Trump’s latest threats, insisting it will defend itself against any American attack. Officials warned that Tehran is fully prepared to respond to military or political aggression.
Buddhist monks concluded a multi-day peace walk in Washington, D.C., ending at the National Mall with prayers and silent meditation. Crowds gathered to witness the ceremony.
Donald Trump urged New York lawmaker Zohran Mamdani to “respect” Washington institutions, framing the dispute as a test of loyalty while insisting he wants New York “to succeed.”
From festive light displays to holiday markets and family-friendly performances, NBC4’s “The Weekend Scene” highlights 10+ fun ways to celebrate Thanksgiving weekend around the D.C. region.
The Education Department oversees civil rights enforcement, student aid, and K-12 policy guidance. Trump’s move to dismantle it raises questions about federal oversight and equity.
The US Marshals Service Director says Washington, D.C. is safer following former President Trump’s crime crackdown, citing tougher enforcement and coordinated federal efforts, KEYE reports.
America’s eldercare system is buckling under financial strain, staff shortages and rising demand, leaving families and providers scrambling as the crisis deepens nationwide.
Olympic athletes who are also mothers are reshaping elite sports, as new policies, childcare support and shifting cultural attitudes allow them to pursue medals without pausing motherhood.
Washington is embracing smart rings as discreet tools to monitor health, boost productivity, and enhance security, raising new questions about privacy, data access, and surveillance.
Buddhist monks on a cross-country “Walk for Peace” have reached Washington, D.C., after weeks on the road, calling for non-violence, dialogue, and global solidarity, Euronews reports.
From Capitol tours to Supreme Court hearings, Washington, D.C. offers politics buffs unrivaled access to American power. Explore insider hotspots, historic debates and institutions shaping national policy.
The Kennedy Center marks the National Symphony Orchestra’s 95th anniversary with special concerts, guest artists, and tributes reflecting its legacy and evolving role in American culture.
MACECE and the Moroccan Embassy in Washington marked the Fulbright program’s 80th year, highlighting deepening US-Morocco educational ties and celebrating alumni contributions.
Donald Trump vowed to seek the death penalty for murder cases in Washington, DC, if reelected, intensifying debate over federal crime policy and capital punishment in the US capital.
MindChamps plans to open 30 preschool centers across Greater Washington within six years, marking the Singapore-based education group’s largest push into the U.S. market to date.
From Vegas bookies to the Supreme Court bench, this timeline traces how U.S. sports betting evolved from a desert niche to a nationwide industry reshaped by a landmark ruling.
A recent report indicates the Commanders will aggressively pursue upgrades at a key position this offseason, signaling a likely shift in strategy and casting doubt on the future of one established veteran.
Washington, D.C., the U.S. capital, anchors national politics while evolving as a cultural hub, where federal power, local governance, and diverse communities intersect daily.