Author: Atticus Reed

The Trump administration is reportedly seeking a $400M settlement from TikTok to fund Washington, D.C. “beautification” projects, sources say, raising legal and political questions.

The Washington Post has named Tom Schad as its new Washington Commanders beat reporter, strengthening coverage of the franchise with his in-depth NFL expertise and daily on-the-ground reporting.

Ranker spotlights the top events planned for America’s 250th birthday, from nationwide parades to digital history exhibits, revealing how citizens hope to honor the nation’s evolving story.

Developers have unveiled plans for a second immersive Sphere venue near Washington DC, promising a vast LED-lined entertainment arena that could transform the region’s cultural and tourism landscape.

Washington.org spotlights the Great American State Fair, showcasing regional food, live music, and family attractions that highlight the nation’s agricultural and cultural heritage.

The Senate has voted to extend a controversial surveillance program used by U.S. spy agencies, intensifying debate over privacy rights, oversight, and national security.

As federal authorities assume a larger role in public safety, new data on violent and property crime in Washington, D.C. reveal mixed trends that complicate the narrative of a city in crisis.

The U.S. Navy plans to renovate its closed Washington Navy Yard museum while continuing to seek a site for a new flagship facility, balancing preservation needs with future expansion.

German opposition leader Friedrich Merz has sought to downplay tensions with Washington, despite concerns in Berlin over the planned US troop drawdown from Germany.

Sports Illustrated has ranked Commanders Field among the worst venues in American sports for 2024, citing aging facilities, fan experience issues, and ongoing uncertainty about the team’s future.

Authorities confirmed all 11 victims have been recovered after a deadly chemical plant explosion in Washington, as investigators probe the cause and assess ongoing safety risks.

Several musical acts have withdrawn from the Trump-linked Freedom 250 concerts, raising questions about political endorsements, artist vetting, and the future of the controversial event.

Leaked audio reveals Tucker Carlson making sexually explicit jokes about a Miss Teen USA contestant, raising fresh controversy over his conduct and sparking criticism of media standards.

Discover which Washington state high schools lead the pack this year. From test scores to college readiness, see the top 10 list in our latest ranking from The News Tribune.

USA Today revolutionized American journalism with splashy graphics and bite-size news. Decades later, media analysts ask: does its legacy endure in today’s digital-first landscape?

Washington’s NFL franchise will compete in 2020 as the “Washington Football Team,” a temporary name as the organization shelves unveiling a new nickname and logo, USA Today reports.

USA TODAY 10BEST spotlights the nation’s top amphitheaters, from iconic urban stages to scenic outdoor venues, celebrating unmatched live music experiences across the United States.

The National Mall will host a 16-day state fair as part of America’s 250th birthday, featuring exhibits, performances and regional showcases, The Business Journals reports.

The Washington Post reports that government’s long-held status as a trusted source of information is eroding, challenged by polarization, online disinformation, and growing public skepticism.

House Speaker Mike Johnson warns that moves to curb Donald Trump’s authority under the War Powers Act would be “dangerous,” defending broad presidential discretion in military decisions.