Author: Caleb Wilson
Caleb Wilson
A war correspondent who bravely reports from the front lines.
Washington State University Athletics will host the USA Weightlifting Sports Performance Course, offering elite training and coaching certification. The event aims to boost local athletic development and expertise.
A new AP-NORC poll reveals public opinion is divided over responsibility for the government shutdown. The survey highlights shifting blame between political parties as negotiations stall, reflecting growing frustration nationwide.
The White House clarified that the proposed $100K H-1B visa fee will not apply to current visa holders, easing concerns sparked by former President Trump’s remarks. The policy targets new applicants moving forward.
A gunman at a Washington school used text messages to lure victims to the lunch area before opening fire, police reported. The 2014 incident prompted renewed calls for enhanced school safety measures.
Washington remains shaken after the sudden death of Kirk, as leaders call for unity and urgent action. The nation grapples with grief while emphasizing the need to do better in addressing ongoing challenges.
Washington Wizards’ Kyshawn George reveals his NBA player comparison in a recent Sports Illustrated feature, highlighting his playing style and potential impact on the team’s future success.
The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for over 300,000 Venezuelan migrants, risking their deportation amid ongoing crises in their home country, PBS reports.
A senior Russian official has arrived in Washington for high-level talks with the Trump administration. Discussions are expected to focus on bilateral relations and key geopolitical issues, CNN reports.
Washington DC has officially declared May 8 as ‘WAC Day’ to honor Morocco’s Wydad Athletic Club, recognizing the club’s significant impact on sports and cultural ties between Morocco and the U.S.
Washington, D.C., marks “Liberation Day” with a series of events at the White House, commemorating freedom and resilience. Officials and citizens gather to honor the day’s historic significance.
The National Guard has begun carrying firearms in Washington DC amid heightened security concerns. Former President Trump suggested Chicago could be next to see increased military presence, citing rising crime rates.
The Supreme Court has allowed former President Trump to fire hundreds of Education Department workers and proceed with dismantling parts of the agency, marking a significant shift in federal education oversight.
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The U.S. Department of Justice and several states filed a lawsuit aiming to break up Live Nation Entertainment, parent company of Ticketmaster, citing anti-competitive practices that harm fans and artists.
Despite Jayden Daniels’ absence, the Commanders are poised to outplay the Raiders. Strong defense, strategic depth, and effective coaching give Washington the edge in this pivotal matchup.
A recent study reveals a decline in students’ understanding of history and civics, raising concerns about civic engagement and informed citizenship, The Washington Post reports. Experts urge education reform to address the gap.
Washington DC Mayor signs order to maintain cooperation with federal police amid rising security concerns. The move aims to bolster law enforcement coordination in the capital, ensuring public safety and efficient crisis response.
Washington Governor Ferguson today condemned a letter from U.S. Attorney General Bondi, labeling it shameful and politically motivated. The Governor urged a focus on bipartisanship and constructive dialogue.
In a recent USA Today interview, Kerry Washington emphasized the importance of political awareness, urging Americans to “stay awake” amid ongoing social challenges. She highlighted the need for continued civic engagement.
The Washington State Department of Transportation has unveiled plans for the Cascadia High-Speed Rail, aiming to connect major cities in the Pacific Northwest with fast, sustainable transit. Construction could begin within five years.