Year: 2026
As U.S. politics grow more polarized, Dolly Parton’s rare cross-party appeal raises a question: was the country music legend America’s last truly bipartisan cultural icon?
Heading to D.C. for July 4th? From the National Mall fireworks to early plans for America 250, here’s what you need to know about schedules, security, and best viewing spots.
Washington state has filed suit against the Trump administration’s Education Department, alleging it illegally restricted student loan relief and violated protections for defrauded borrowers.
Former President Donald Trump highlighted falling U.S. crime rates at a rally, crediting his policies and urging voters to back Republican candidates in the upcoming midterm elections.
Donald Trump threatened to halt US trade with Spain unless Madrid increases defence spending and support for US military bases, escalating tensions with a key NATO ally, Reuters reported.
Washington and Lee’s O’Keefe, Cohen and Haley have been named USA Lacrosse Magazine All-Americans, highlighting the Generals’ national prominence after standout 2024 seasons.
Donald Trump staged a bombastic spectacle in Washington as an IndyCar race roared past federal buildings, capping his rapid power consolidation with a vivid display of speed and political bravado.
Police say a Washington wildfire suspect researched how to maximize damage before allegedly setting the blaze, raising alarm over calculated arson and regional fire risks.
A U.S. appeals court has halted an FCC plan to expand discounted political ad rates for campaign groups, a setback for Democrats seeking broader, cheaper access to broadcast airtime.
Former Miss North Carolina USA Madison Bryant has filed a lawsuit against the Miss USA organization, alleging officials weaponized social media to defame and retaliate against her for raising concerns.
A Chinese-owned manufacturer is opening new U.S. plants, lured by automation, local demand and geopolitical risks, reshaping assumptions about globalization and American factory jobs.
FIFA rules leave the U.S. powerless to overturn their star’s one-game suspension, raising stakes and forcing tactical adjustments ahead of a crucial knockout-stage clash.
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.