Day: July 14, 2026
The Reflecting Pool is set to be drained as Donald Trump again blames “vandals” for recent damage, reigniting debate over protest, public monuments and security.
A new PBS poll finds most Americans believe the U.S. has drifted from its founding principles, revealing deep concerns over democracy, rights, and the nation’s political direction.
The Washington Wizards will hold open auditions for their entertainment teams, seeking dancers, performers, and game-night talent ahead of the upcoming NBA season, the team announced Monday.
U.S. recruiters report talent shortages while recent graduates struggle to get hired. A broken hiring system, not artificial intelligence, is widening the gap between open roles and job seekers.
President Trump is spotlighting crime in major U.S. cities, raising concerns about public safety. But what do the latest statistics actually reveal about trends and perceptions?
The US-Uzbekistan Business Council was officially launched in Washington, aiming to boost trade, investment, and strategic economic cooperation between the two countries, Kun.uz reports.
Washington faces a bleak sporting landscape as the Capitals’ slump and Alex Ovechkin’s goal drought deepen, mirroring wider struggles across the city’s teams.
Iraqi PM’s Washington visit marks a crucial test for US-Iraq ties, shaping security cooperation, economic partnerships, and Baghdad’s regional role amid shifting Middle East dynamics.
As independents reach record numbers, many find themselves sidelined by a two-party system built for Democrats and Republicans, raising urgent questions about U.S. democratic representation.