Day: September 11, 2026

The Education Department’s special education chief has abruptly resigned, raising questions about federal oversight of services for students with disabilities, NPR reports.

A Venezuelan oil executive targeted by a Swiss arrest warrant became central to a secretive U.S. effort, exposing a high-stakes clash of legal authority, diplomacy and geopolitical strategy.

Washington state businesses are bracing for fallout as U.S.-Canada tariffs escalate, with exporters, farmers and retailers warning of rising costs, lost markets and looming job cuts.

Washington Commanders rookie running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt returned to practice Monday, a positive sign for the team’s depth chart as he works back from a recent undisclosed injury.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling is reshaping Washington’s midterm landscape, energizing key voter blocs and forcing candidates in tight races to rapidly recalibrate their strategies.