Author: Caleb Wilson

Mortgage lender NewDay USA is considering relocating its headquarters from Maryland to Florida, aiming for strategic growth and operational benefits, according to recent reports by The Business Journals.

A suspect has been formally charged with murder in the killing of two Israeli embassy aides. Authorities continue to investigate the motive, while security measures remain heightened at diplomatic sites.

US small business confidence slipped further in February, extending a downward trend amid concerns over inflation and rising borrowing costs, according to a Reuters report. Economic uncertainty weighs on optimism.

The US Supreme Court will review a case on whether state taxpayer funds can support a Catholic virtual school, raising key questions about the intersection of public funding and religious education.

Former President Trump expressed dissatisfaction over ongoing tensions as both Israel and Iran accused each other of ceasefire violations, highlighting the fragile state of the fragile peace efforts, CNBC reports.

First-time voters gathered in Washington, DC, engaging in discussions on key political issues ahead of upcoming elections. The event highlighted youth perspectives and their growing role in shaping the nation’s future.

Juneteenth, commemorating the end of slavery in the U.S., originated on June 19, 1865. Washington hosts events honoring freedom and Black history. Kitsap Sun highlights key celebrations and community gatherings statewide.

Can President Trump dismantle the Department of Education? Experts say legal and political hurdles make a full shutdown unlikely, but policy shifts could significantly reshape federal education oversight.

A new Washington Post analysis challenges Donald Trump’s claims linking immigrants to crime, revealing data that immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than native-born citizens, countering the former president’s narrative.

The BBC reports on the highly anticipated Trump military parade, showcasing a grand display of US armed forces, alongside the “No Kings” protests, where demonstrators call for democratic values and oppose authoritarian imagery.

A deal to revive the US-China trade truce has been finalized, President Trump announced Tuesday, signaling progress in easing tensions between the world’s two largest economies, Reuters reports.

Courts have issued rulings on key Trump administration initiatives, including policies related to the Defense of Government Entities (DOGE) and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs. The decisions mark pivotal shifts in federal policy enforcement.

Two Israeli Embassy staffers were killed in a Washington, D.C. shooting. Described as a “young couple with a bright future,” their deaths have shocked the diplomatic community and prompted a thorough investigation.

In a recent THR News interview, Denzel Washington warned Americans about political manipulation, stating both U.S. parties exploit citizens to serve their agendas, urging voters to think critically beyond partisan narratives.

Washington Commanders fans are buzzing after a video surfaced featuring Jayden Daniels and Deebo Samuel. The clip highlights their chemistry, sparking excitement and high expectations for the team’s upcoming season.

The NAACP has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Education Department, challenging recent cuts to funding for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in schools. The move sparks debate on education equity.

The Department of Justice announced the sentencing of a drug trafficking ring leader linked to Aryan prison gangs to over 17 years in prison. Authorities highlighted the crackdown on organized prison-related crime.

Former President Donald Trump has appointed Jeanine Pirro as interim U.S. Attorney in Washington, D.C. The move marks a notable shift in the city’s legal leadership amid ongoing political tensions.

Proposed cuts to USAID risk slashing billions in aid that support U.S. farms and businesses abroad, jeopardizing economic ties and global market access, The Washington Post reports.

“With Science on Our Side,” featured in The Washington Post, explores the critical role of scientific research in shaping public policy and addressing global challenges, emphasizing the need for evidence-based decision-making in uncertain times.