Author: Charlotte Adams

Washington, D.C. experienced a surge in new business launches during the Covid-19 pandemic. A recent study highlights that supporting these startups is crucial for the region’s economic recovery and long-term growth.

Amid a government shutdown, the Trump administration significantly reduced staff and operations in the Education Department’s office overseeing special education, raising concerns over support for vulnerable students.

Congress faces rising political violence as threats and intimidation escalate, fueling fear among lawmakers. The growing tension underscores urgent calls for action to protect democratic processes and ensure safety.

Sports viewership and participation are set to surge in the US by 2025, reveals YouGov. Emerging trends highlight growing interest in esports, soccer, and women’s sports, reshaping the athletic landscape nationwide.

China has targeted five U.S. subsidiaries of South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean, sparking concerns over trade tensions. Following the announcement, Hanwha’s shares dropped 8%, reflecting investor uncertainty, CNBC reports.

Washington’s school for deaf students is expanding its campus and programs, fostering a strong sense of belonging and courage. The initiative aims to empower students to “take the world by storm,” officials say.

A recent poll reveals the majority of Washington Commanders fans favor relocating the team’s new stadium to a suburban site, reflecting growing support for venues outside D.C.’s urban core.

Turning Point USA’s BLEXIT group is planning visits to several HBCUs during the upcoming homecoming season, aiming to engage students and promote their message on college campuses, NBC4 Washington reports.

A Washington school has banned students’ 9/11 tribute, citing concerns it was “racially insensitive.” The decision sparked debate over honoring the victims while addressing cultural sensitivities, reports the New York Post.

In 2014, Washington State’s political divide over education funding left schools struggling to meet requirements. Lawmakers’ stalled decisions sparked uncertainty for districts relying on state support amid growing demands.

Denzel Washington’s versatility shines in our ranking of his 10 best movies. From intense drama to thrilling action, discover why he’s hailed as one of Hollywood’s most dynamic actors. Read more at firstforwomen.com.

The Washington Post reports that robust economic growth is closely tied to increased immigration. New arrivals bolster the workforce, fuel innovation, and drive consumer demand, making immigration a vital engine of the booming economy.

Expanded sports betting in Washington state is currently on hold amid regulatory reviews and legal challenges. Authorities are assessing frameworks before moving forward, delaying any new betting options. (MyNorthwest.com)

Monumental Sports & Entertainment has announced a new partnership with Energix, strengthening support for the Washington Wizards. The collaboration aims to enhance fan experiences and promote sustainable sports initiatives.

Washington, D.C. continues to rank among the nation’s most dangerous cities, with rising violent crime and strained police resources. The Heritage Foundation highlights factors behind the persistent public safety challenges.

Former President Donald Trump and Fox News host Pete Hegseth met with top U.S. military officers at Quantico, signaling ongoing engagement with defense leadership ahead of potential political developments, sources say.

The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace examines U.S. political interventionism under Trump, highlighting shifts in foreign policy approach, reduced multilateral engagement, and a focus on transactional diplomacy from 2017-2021.

Washington State Athletic Director Anne McCoy addresses recent track and field program cuts, Pac-12 conference restructuring, and ongoing financial challenges facing the department in an exclusive Sports Illustrated interview.

Four Washington colleges are among 60 nationwide facing federal scrutiny over alleged antisemitic discrimination, the Kitsap Sun reports. The probe investigates potential violations of civil rights laws on campuses.

Mystics rookie Kiki Iriafen has earned her second degree, balancing her academic achievements with a promising start in the WNBA. Her dedication on and off the court signals a bright future ahead.