Day: April 19, 2026
King Charles III and Queen Camilla will meet former US President Donald Trump during an official state visit to the United States in April, Buckingham Palace has confirmed.
The Washington Post profiles 12 billionaires in Trump’s administration, examining their wealth, influence, and potential conflicts as they shape U.S. policy from inside the federal government.
Washington, DC has been selected as a host city for the 2022 Premier Rugby Sevens, Events DC announced, marking a major boost for the region’s growing professional rugby profile.
The Trump administration’s America 250 tour faces mounting turmoil as protests erupt nationwide, forcing cancellations, venue changes, and security concerns amid deep political polarization.
President Trump has ordered the deployment of National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., citing a surge in violent crime and vowing a tougher federal response despite criticism from local officials.
Major firms are rebranding long-planned projects as “America First” investments, aligning with Trump’s agenda to gain political favor and potential regulatory and tax advantages.
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Bipartisan senators are investigating a Kremlin-linked delegation’s undisclosed meetings with U.S. officials, seeking answers on potential security risks and foreign influence.
Pete Hegseth’s Christian-infused commentary on Iran is drawing renewed scrutiny, as critics warn it blurs lines between faith and U.S. foreign policy, PBS reports.
The U.S. has endured five 1,000-year rain events in just five weeks, raising urgent questions about climate change, infrastructure resilience and the growing risks of extreme weather.
President Trump announced new Education Department guidance aimed at protecting prayer in public schools, vowing to defend students’ religious expression and warning districts against violating federal law.
The US Institute of Peace has been controversially renamed after former President Donald Trump, sparking debate over its mission, political neutrality, and future public funding.