Author: Caleb Wilson

Elon University’s cross-campus collaboration is broadening Study USA students’ access to graduate programs and career pathways, connecting academic resources with real-world professional exploration.

A new analysis finds the Trump administration’s $1.7 billion National Guard deployments failed to reduce urban crime, raising questions about costly militarized policing strategies.

Communities across the U.S. are pushing back against sprawling data centers, forcing lawmakers to confront new battles over land use, energy demand and the future of digital infrastructure.

The Islamic Education Center of Washington hosted Arbaeen commemorations, drawing mourners and community members for processions, prayers, and recitations captured in ABNA’s exclusive photo coverage.

USA Sports has chosen the restructured Pac-12 as its premier college sports platform in a five-year deal, spotlighting Washington State University Athletics across national broadcasts.

Stefon Diggs has agreed to terms with the Washington Commanders in free agency, giving the offense a proven No. 1 receiver and veteran leader to elevate Jayden Daniels’ passing attack.

Officials have announced a safety perimeter and multiple road closures ahead of UFC Freedom 250 in D.C., warning drivers of delays and urging use of public transit.

A Venezuelan Little League team has been denied U.S. travel visas, barring its trip to the World Series and igniting debate over immigration policy and youth sports access.

Freedom House warns Georgia’s democratic “reset” with Washington rings hollow while political prisoners remain behind bars, spotlighting human rights concerns in the strategic U.S. ally.

Police in Washington, DC fatally shot a suspect on a city bus after responding to reports of a disturbance, authorities said. No other injuries were reported as the investigation continues.

U.S. intelligence officials warn Israel may attempt to undermine a prospective Iran peace deal, raising tensions with the Biden administration as diplomatic efforts reach a critical stage.

Donald Trump has called on U.S. oil majors to help revive Venezuela’s “rotting” energy sector, urging investment and technical support to restore output in the OPEC nation, sources told Reuters.

Some Jan. 6 rioters who stormed the U.S. Capitol now claim the government owes them money, filing lawsuits that test legal accountability, victimhood, and the lasting fallout of the attack.

Health officials in Washington state report new cases of a diarrhea-causing parasite linked to a wider U.S. outbreak, urging residents to watch for symptoms and follow hygiene guidance

The US treasury chief warned that companies aiding Iranian airlines could face sanctions, Reuters reports, as Washington seeks to tighten enforcement of restrictions on Tehran.

Families of children with disabilities say proposed Education Department changes risk worsening an already struggling special education system, warning support gaps and inequities could deepen.

The U.S. Department of Transportation hosted its first Rail Tech Summit, spotlighting breakthrough innovations, safety advancements, and modernization across America’s rapidly evolving rail industry.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping sports, from predictive analytics and biometric tracking to personalized fan experiences, raising new questions about fairness, privacy and the soul of competition

China’s influence over Hollywood grows as studios court its vast market, reshaping storylines, casting choices and censorship standards, The Washington Post reports.

Sphere Entertainment has unveiled plans for a second US Sphere venue, expanding its immersive live entertainment concept beyond Las Vegas. The new site is expected to boost regional tourism and large-scale event offerings.