Day: August 26, 2026
More than 700 structures have been destroyed and 65,000 residents forced to evacuate as fast-moving wildfires sweep across Washington state, officials said, warning conditions could worsen.
Human Rights Watch says the Trump administration “gutted” U.S. civil rights enforcement, accusing federal agencies of scaling back protections for minorities and weakening key anti-discrimination safeguards.
PBS examines Donald Trump’s remarks on China and the 2020 election, comparing his claims to official records and legal documents to clarify what the evidence actually shows.
USA Network’s sunny “blue-sky” era ends as “Royal Pains” bows out and darker, edgier dramas like “Mr. Robot” redefine the channel’s identity and ambitions.
A Florida school board long seen as a battleground in national culture wars has lost its conservative majority, signaling a shift in local education politics and parental rights debates.
Washington state’s crime rate has fallen, but it still ranks last in the nation for police staffing, raising concerns among officials about public safety and strained resources.
U.S. utilities report a surge in power shut-offs as households fall behind on soaring energy bills, exposing widening economic strain and gaps in consumer protections.
Seattle turns red, white, and blue as USMNT fans pack bars and streets for the USA vs. Australia clash, mixing chants, scarves, and local flavor in a World Cup-style celebration.
The latest rankings reveal the top colleges in Washington state, highlighting academic excellence and campus life. See where your alma mater landed in this year’s Tacoma News Tribune list.