Year: 2026
A Tulalip Tribes member has been sentenced to 17 years in federal prison for voluntary manslaughter and using a firearm during a crime of violence, the U.S. Department of Justice announced.
China’s decision to exclude top business leaders from the Washington summit has raised questions over its economic priorities and signaled a cautious approach to U.S. engagement
Washington Huskies Football seek to seize control in a thrilling race, with every team locked at two wins entering the final two weeks, as they face Universidad de Córdoba (UCO).
The Atlanta Falcons have signed a key Washington Commanders defender, intensifying roster concerns in D.C., while coach Dan Quinn signals potential offensive line changes ahead.
Trump hints at an off-ramp from his most damaging political liabilities but resists using it, deepening GOP unease and raising questions about his 2024 strategy and discipline.
From desert blooms to alpine meadows, America’s state flowers reveal a vivid portrait of regional identity. The Washington Post tours the nation, one emblematic blossom at a time.
Washington has fallen to 31st in national school rankings even as K–12 spending hits record highs, raising fresh questions about education outcomes and funding priorities.
Donald Trump personally welcomed Xi Jinping in a rare protocol shift as the US and China agreed to extend their fragile trade truce, signaling cautious optimism in strained relations.
The US is preparing sanctions against the International Criminal Court, according to The Jerusalem Post, escalating tensions over investigations into American and allied officials.
PJM said emergency conservation efforts during the US heat wave successfully curbed electricity use, keeping demand just below record levels and preventing potential grid reliability issues.
Washington’s defense had no answers for George Kittle on Monday night, as the 49ers tight end racked up big plays and key first downs in a dominant showing, Yahoo Sports reports.
ICE’s Operation Safe Community in Washington, D.C. led to the arrest of over 1,300 undocumented immigrants across Virginia and Maryland, targeting individuals with prior criminal records.
US-Africa ties take centre stage as top US officials visit Nairobi while Somaliland pushes for recognition in Washington, testing diplomacy, security, and trade priorities on both sides.
The latest “No Kings” events hit Washington this weekend, with Tacoma hosting live performances, art showcases and community gatherings, the Tacoma News Tribune has confirmed.
Federal civil rights enforcement cuts are shrinking staff and shuttering offices, leaving students with disabilities facing longer waits for investigations and vital support services.
New data show youth crime in Washington, DC is concentrated among a small group of repeat offenders, even as overall juvenile arrest numbers decline, Scripps News reports.
Chinese tech and EV leaders from BYD, CATL and Xiaomi may accompany President Xi Jinping on his planned U.S. visit, sources told Reuters, signaling Beijing’s push to bolster business ties.
Spain struck early and held firm to defeat the United States in Washington, showcasing sharp attacking play and disciplined defense in a high-profile international friendly.
With Terry McLaurin sidelined, Washington faces a pivotal test in reshaping its offense. Antonio Williams must evolve from complementary option to focal point in the passing and ground attacks.
Upcoming negotiations with Venezuela offer Washington a pivotal chance to secure democratic concessions, align regional partners, and translate sanctions leverage into a lasting strategic win.