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Ava Thompson
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Energy industry leaders are heading to Washington this week for a major lobbying effort aimed at influencing upcoming legislation and securing support for renewable initiatives, reports pv magazine USA.
At McMahon’s confirmation hearing, senators scrutinized the Education Department’s policies and leadership, putting the agency itself on trial as debates over education reform and accountability took center stage.
The Supreme Court ruled to limit nationwide injunctions in a key birthright citizenship case, tightening judicial authority and impacting immigration policy nationwide, NBC4 Washington reports.
Washington State University’s Josh Meredith remains unfazed by his rating in EA Sports College Football 25. The linebacker focuses on on-field performance rather than virtual scores, says Sports Illustrated.
Washington sports teams are honoring Pride Month with special events, rainbow-themed gear, and community outreach. From the Capitals to D.C. United, local franchises are promoting inclusion and support for LGBTQ+ fans.
A deal to restore the US-China trade truce has been finalized, President Trump announced. The agreement aims to ease ongoing tensions and revitalize stalled negotiations between the two economic giants, Reuters reports.
Washington DC police have charged a man with first-degree murder following a shooting at the Israeli embassy. The incident left embassy staff injured. Authorities continue to investigate. Live updates on BBC.
CareFirst Arena at Events DC hosts a range of sports, concerts, and community events in Washington, D.C. Known for its versatility, the venue attracts diverse audiences year-round with top-tier entertainment.
Washington’s massive new tax bill is raising alarms among bond investors, who fear it could worsen the federal deficit and trigger higher interest rates. Concerns grow over fiscal stability and market impacts.
Washington Huskies head coach Jedd Fisch praised quarterback Demond Williams Jr. for his strong leadership and improved performance, highlighting his impact on the team’s success this season, Athlon Sports reports.
The U.S. Education Department has ordered several states to certify bans on school Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs or face potential loss of federal funding, sparking nationwide debate.
WATCH: Tulsi Gabbard faces questioning over her involvement in a Signal chat where sensitive war plans were reportedly leaked, raising concerns about national security. Coverage by PBS details the unfolding investigation.
Tristan Juszczak, featured in The Business Journals, is a rising entrepreneur known for innovative strategies in tech startups. His leadership is driving growth and reshaping industry standards.
A U.S. senator has faced increased threats amid a sharp rise in anti-Jewish and anti-Muslim incidents nationwide, highlighting growing concerns over hate-driven violence and political targeting, The Washington Post reports.
Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn announced the team has started training camp earlier than planned. The move aims to boost preparation and cohesion ahead of the NFL season kickoff.
A US business group urged Washington to treat Taiwan as a partner rather than an adversary, emphasizing the importance of collaboration amid rising regional tensions, Reuters reports.
The New York Times has named three D.C.-area restaurants among the 50 best in the U.S., highlighting the region’s vibrant culinary scene. This recognition underscores growing acclaim for local dining establishments.
The Washington Post’s latest column highlights the 20 best art museums in America, showcasing diverse collections and cultural landmarks from coast to coast. A must-read guide for art enthusiasts nationwide.
Tensions escalate in Washington and B.C. border cities as increased cross-border restrictions fuel frustration among residents. Local officials call for dialogue to address economic and social impacts.
USA Basketball announced that its FIBA AmeriCup qualifying games will be held at the Entertainment and Sports Arena in Washington, DC. The announcement was made in collaboration with Events DC, highlighting a key home venue for the national team.