Month: March 2026
In 1951, Barbara Johns led a student walkout protesting segregated schools. Decades later, her legacy is honored with a statue in the U.S. Capitol, replacing a Confederate figure.
Donald Trump says crime in Washington DC is “out of control,” but recent data show a more complex picture, with some offenses falling even as others continue to rise.
The Business Journals profiles 38 publicly traded companies in Oregon and Southwest Washington, highlighting key industries, market performance and regional economic influence.
George Washington University has officially changed its mascot name to the Revolutionaries, replacing the longtime Colonials moniker after years of debate over its historical implications.
Donald Trump announced that National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom has died following a Washington, DC shooting, prompting renewed scrutiny of security measures and political reactions.
As federal gridlock persists, state legislatures are rapidly reshaping American politics, advancing sweeping laws on voting, public health, policing, and culture with national consequences.
Millions of Americans across all 50 states joined “No Kings” protests against Donald Trump, denouncing authoritarianism and calling for the defense of democratic institutions.
The Washington School for the Deaf in Vancouver unveils its newly designed campus building, as featured by e-architect, highlighting inclusive spaces, advanced acoustics, and sustainable architecture.
Floodwaters across Washington state began to recede Friday after days of heavy rain, dramatic rescues and mass evacuations, though officials warned lingering hazards and damage assessments were still underway.
Donald Trump has sparked controversy after threatening to deploy the National Guard to Baltimore to “clean up” crime, raising tension with local officials and civil rights advocates.
Donald Trump touted a breakthrough on lowering drug prices, but a closer look reveals pharmaceutical giants also benefited, raising questions about who truly gained from the policy shifts.
FOX Sports unveils the ultimate Washington Nationals/Montreal Expos 25-man roster, spotlighting franchise legends, iconic seasons, and the defining moments that shaped the club’s history
The Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C. is set to roar into the nation’s capital this August, bringing INDYCAR’s top drivers, high-speed drama and major fan events to city streets.
Get the latest White House news, policy updates, and political analysis from NBC News, featuring in-depth reporting, expert insights, and video coverage on U.S. government affairs.
San Francisco officials move to strip George Washington and Abraham Lincoln’s names from public schools, sparking national debate over historical legacies and racial justice.
US President Donald Trump orders the National Guard into Washington amid escalating protests, as troops patrol streets and secure key landmarks in a show of federal force.
Gallaudet and Marymount made notable gains in the latest U.S. News college rankings, but long-dominant local universities continue to hold top spots, Business Journals data show.
U.S. Soccer and members of the U.S. women’s national team have reached a $24 million settlement in their high-profile equal pay lawsuit, marking a landmark step toward pay parity in the sport.
Rep. Fine has unveiled the Greenland Annexation and Statehood Act, a sweeping proposal he says will bolster U.S. national security and signal a tougher stance toward global adversaries.
The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down former President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs, ruling the measures exceeded executive trade authority and must be dismantled.