Day: July 17, 2026
Former President Donald Trump addresses the Faith and Freedom Coalition policy conference, outlining his priorities on religious liberty, abortion, and the 2024 election in a speech streamed by PBS.
Some Jan. 6 rioters who stormed the U.S. Capitol now claim the government owes them money, filing lawsuits that test legal accountability, victimhood, and the lasting fallout of the attack.
Top performers are set to headline the America250 concert, aiming to refocus attention on celebration and unity after the Trump Freedom250 uproar that divided organizers and fans.
U.S. colleges face budget strains as fewer foreign students enroll, driven by visa hurdles, rising costs and global competition, threatening programs that depend on international tuition.
The US CDC has decided not to release a detailed report on COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness, sparking criticism from experts who argue the withheld data is crucial for public health decisions.
As America marks 250 years, the Washington Examiner revisits the nation’s most iconic sports moments, from miracle victories to record-shattering feats that shaped U.S. history.
Hundreds of masked white nationalists marched through central Washington DC on the Fourth of July, raising security concerns as they chanted extremist slogans near key national landmarks.