Author: Atticus Reed

Legal experts weigh whether Anthony Fauci’s refusal to answer certain Senate COVID-19 questions could trigger criminal exposure, as lawmakers debate oversight limits and accountability.

Three-time Olympic medalist Elana Meyers Taylor has been inducted into the DC Sports Hall of Fame, honoring the USA Bobsled star’s trailblazing career and impact on winter sports.

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.

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.

Japan and the US have confirmed a rare joint intervention to shore up the weakening yen, signaling deep concern over currency volatility and its impact on global financial stability.

Malik Washington dazzled with five grabs, showcasing sharp route-running and reliable hands. His performance highlighted growing chemistry with his quarterback and boosted his draft stock.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is reportedly preparing to bring top Chinese business leaders to a planned summit with Donald Trump in Washington, signaling potential trade and investment talks.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to fast-track Democrats’ challenge to an FCC policy on political ads, leaving current rules in place as the 2024 election cycle intensifies.

Iran condemned expanded U.S. sanctions on Monday, vowing to resist economic pressure even as it accused Washington of quietly seeking renewed talks to ease regional tensions.

The hospitality group behind Dubai’s acclaimed Trèsind Studio is bringing two new restaurants to downtown D.C., marking a significant expansion of its high-end dining footprint.

A white supremacist group marched near the U.S. Capitol on the Fourth of July, alarming onlookers and prompting a visible law enforcement response, Spectrum News reported.

UN experts warn that alleged US boat strikes on civilians could constitute crimes against humanity, urging investigations into possible violations of international humanitarian law.

Colombia has extradited the leader of an armed group to the United States, signaling a policy shift towards closer cooperation with Washington in security and anti-drug efforts.

President Trump credits his policies for steep drops in crime rates nationwide, amid debate from experts and local officials over data accuracy and long-term trends.

A whiplash election year enters its final stretch as Trump wields key wild cards, reshaping campaign strategies, voter expectations and party dynamics nationwide.

Furry culture, a fandom where participants adopt animal personas, faces new scrutiny as Sen. Tommy Tuberville criticizes school “furry” accommodations, fueling debate over identity and misinformation.

Two Redmond children missing since 2023 have been found safe near Washington, D.C., authorities said, ending a multistate search that drew national attention.

In Washington’s hardest-hit neighborhoods, residents say federal troops won’t fix persistent crime, urging instead investment in community programs, policing reforms, and local trust.

As midterms near, a new AP poll finds public trust in political campaigns at a low ebb, with former President Donald Trump drawing particularly high levels of skepticism.

The State Department will revoke tourist and business visas for individuals who previously sought asylum in the U.S., a move officials say aims to deter perceived abuses of the immigration system.