Author: Ava Thompson
Ava Thompson
A seasoned investigative journalist known for her sharp wit and tenacity.
Washington stands out in EA College Football 25 Dynasty mode for its balanced roster, strong recruiting base, fierce defense, dynamic offense, and rich program history. Huskies offer a promising path to dynasty glory.
Former President Trump claims crime in Washington is “out of control,” but official data and local reports present a more nuanced picture. The BBC investigates whether the city’s safety concerns match the rhetoric.
Former Washington tight end opens up in new memoir, revealing behind-the-scenes insights on life and football. The candid account offers fans an intimate look at the highs and challenges of his NFL journey.
Former President Donald Trump visited police and military personnel involved in Washington’s crime crackdown. The trip underscores ongoing efforts to address rising crime in the capital, Reuters reports.
Former President Trump has deployed the National Guard to Washington DC, pledging a tough crackdown on rising crime. Authorities brace for increased security measures amid ongoing tensions. Live updates on BBC.
Fewer Canadians are crossing into the U.S., impacting businesses in border towns. In one Oregon community, local owners adapt with new strategies to attract and retain customers amid shifting travel trends.
JD Vance faced heckling while meeting National Guard troops in Washington DC. The incident, captured on video, highlights tensions surrounding the Guard’s extended deployment ahead of key political events.
A recent Pew Research Center study reveals that Americans’ primary sources for political news differ significantly by party affiliation and age, highlighting distinct media preferences across the political spectrum.
Former President Trump has nominated the Heritage Foundation’s chief economist to head the Bureau of Labor Statistics, sparking debate over potential shifts in labor data reporting and analysis.
Washington State Athletics announced significant cuts to its track & field program, citing budget constraints. The decision impacts both men’s and women’s teams, sparking concern among athletes and fans.
Freedom House condemns recent political violence in Washington, urging U.S. leaders to uphold democratic principles and ensure peaceful discourse. The watchdog calls for accountability and protection of civil rights.
The 2025 Canada travel freeze has sharply impacted U.S. tourism, with states like New York, Michigan, Washington, Florida, Hawaii, Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire reporting significant visitor declines, industry experts reveal.
Washington state braces for the effects of former President Trump’s ban on trans athletes in girls’ sports. The policy raises legal and social challenges, impacting schools and athletic programs statewide.
Democrats are divided over escalating tensions in the Israel-Iran conflict as former President Trump announces U.S. strikes on Iran. The unrest deepens debates within the party on the U.S. role in the Middle East.
A Trump official criticized “elderly white hippies” amid escalating tensions, as J.D. Vance mocked opposition to efforts attempting a DC takeover. The exchange highlights deep divides within political debates.
Willowbrook native promoted to Army lieutenant colonel in a formal ceremony held in Washington, D.C. The event honored their leadership and dedication to service. Full story on SILive.com.
The Trump administration is proposing steep cuts to the Education Department’s research arm, aiming to reduce funding for studies on education policy and effectiveness. Critics warn this could undermine evidence-based decision-making.
Paralympic swimmer [Name] clinched gold after facing harsh online backlash following her initial medal. Her victory highlights resilience amid controversy at the Games.
PBS fact-checked six key claims from the Trump-Zelenskyy meeting, clarifying misunderstandings about aid, investigations, and communications. The report sheds light on the contentious U.S.-Ukraine discussions.
Washington Week with The Atlantic examines the TikTok ban, exploring its political tensions, national security concerns, and broader implications for U.S.-China relations amid rising digital protectionism.