Month: June 2026
A new Washington Post survey finds many Americans doubt the authenticity of reported assassination attempts on Donald Trump, revealing deep partisan divides and rising distrust in political news.
The Washington Post has named Tom Schad as its new Washington Commanders beat reporter, strengthening coverage of the franchise with his in-depth NFL expertise and daily on-the-ground reporting.
The USDA’s APHIS has confirmed the detection of New World screwworm in the United States, prompting emergency response measures to protect livestock, wildlife, and public health.
The US sanctions on Suleiman Frangieh and Ali Qomati mark a sharp escalation in Washington’s Lebanon policy, signaling pressure on Hezbollah allies and warning Beirut over stalled reforms.
The White House Correspondents’ Dinner has named mentalist Oz Pearlman as its 2025 host, USA Today reports, marking an unconventional choice for the annual media and politics gala.
U.S. universities in Qatar’s Education City continue classes amid regional war, Iranian missile threats and rising skepticism at home, testing the limits of academic diplomacy
A federal judge’s ruling broadens the use of obstruction charges in Washington, giving prosecutors a potent new tool in politically charged cases across the capital.
Iran and the U.S. have entered a fragile 60-day window that could redefine their tense relationship, testing diplomatic resolve, nuclear ambitions, and regional power balances.
Ontario business leaders, led by the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, are visiting Washington to advocate for cross-border trade priorities ahead of the 2026 CUSMA review.
FOX 13 Seattle’s Washington Sports Wrap for Tuesday, 6/16 delivers highlights from Mariners baseball, Seahawks offseason updates, and local prep action in a fast-paced regional roundup.
The U.S. is positioning forces and refining targets for potential new strikes against Iran, CBS News reports, amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing diplomatic uncertainty.
The US government shutdown has become the longest in the nation’s history, as partisan deadlock over border wall funding deepens, affecting federal workers and key services nationwide.
Ranker spotlights the top events planned for America’s 250th birthday, from nationwide parades to digital history exhibits, revealing how citizens hope to honor the nation’s evolving story.
A Tennessee school board member has been charged after allegedly calling a teenage girl “hot,” prompting public outcry and an ethics probe into his conduct and role.
Washington’s intensified crime crackdown is drawing scrutiny as officials pursue federal charges for minor offenses, raising concerns over civil liberties, equity, and policing tactics.
A Chinese firm hired a lobbying company linked to Donald Trump Jr. and soon secured a favorable U.S. policy outcome, raising fresh scrutiny over access, influence and foreign interests in Washington.
Washington Sports Wrap: December 9, 2024 on FOX 13 Seattle breaks down key local matchups, standout performances and playoff implications across pro, college and high school sports.
Americans are sharply divided over Washington’s next move in Iran, a new Ipsos poll finds, with no clear consensus on military, diplomatic, or economic options.
Tonight’s Washington News Wrap for Friday, 6/5 on FOX 13 Seattle highlights key statewide updates, from evolving COVID-19 guidelines to local political decisions and community responses.
The report details how strong lobbying by Saudi Arabia and Israel influenced President Trump’s decision to confront Iran, revealing internal debates and shifting U.S. Middle East strategy.