Author: Caleb Wilson
Caleb Wilson
A war correspondent who bravely reports from the front lines.
As voters tire of gridlock, Democrats test a new pitch: casting themselves as anti-establishment fixers in Washington. Can a party long tied to institutions sell disruption?
Washingtonian’s 2025 “Most Powerful Women in Washington” highlights the decision-makers shaping policy, politics, and culture in the capital’s most consequential year yet.
Fans across the U.S. can catch the Washington Commanders vs Dallas Cowboys 2025 regular-season clash live. Find TV channel, streaming options, and kickoff details with Bolavip’s full guide.
Top White House officials are making high-profile visits with U.S. troops, seeking to project resolve and stability as political tensions rise and anxious Washington watches closely.
The longest U.S. government shutdown has ended as lawmakers reach a temporary funding deal. NPR reports on the political fallout, agency recovery, and impact on federal workers.
The funeral of former vice president Dick Cheney has become a revealing tableau of today’s GOP, highlighting fractures over Trump, legacy conservatism and the party’s future direction.
September in Washington, D.C. brings a packed calendar: cultural festivals, outdoor concerts, food and wine events, and historic celebrations showcase the capital at its most vibrant.
A Washington, DC shooting has reignited debate over the 77,000 Afghan evacuees in the US, raising questions about vetting, security risks, and the political framing of refugees.
Washington’s Department of Ecology has honored top-performing wastewater treatment plants, recognizing facilities that consistently meet or exceed rigorous clean-water and environmental standards.
New Washington State AD Anne McCoy addressed the intensity of the WSU-Gonzaga basketball rivalry, emphasizing its regional impact and hinting at renewed efforts to keep the matchup prominent
Two National Guardsmen were shot in a Washington, DC incident, prompting a swift security response. Authorities are investigating the circumstances as live updates continue to emerge.
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.