Author: Charlotte Adams

Washington Spirit star Trinity Rodman rushed from DC to New York on Sunday, arriving at Arthur Ashe Stadium in time to witness boyfriend Ben Shelton’s US Open final defeat.

“Love Island USA” contestant Kendall Washington faces backlash after Movie Night reveals conflicting behavior, prompting Serena Page to confront him in a tense, drama-filled villa showdown.

The Girl Scouts convention in Washington, D.C., is projected to generate $11.9 million in local spending, boosting hotels, restaurants and tourism-related businesses across the city.

PBS examines Donald Trump’s recent assertions about soaring homicide rates in Washington, D.C., comparing his claims with official crime data and expert analysis to assess their accuracy.

In five riveting days, underdogs triumphed, records fell, and stadiums roared back to life — restoring faith in the power of sports to unite, inspire, and heal.

A UN mission says it found evidence suggesting U.S. war crimes in Iran, citing unlawful strikes and civilian harm. Washington firmly rejects the report, disputing its findings and methodology.

PolitiFact’s guide explains how crime data is collected, what’s missing from the numbers, and why political claims about rising or falling crime can mislead voters.

A new report exposes how six powerful accrediting organizations effectively control access to $120 billion in federal student aid, raising concerns about oversight, competition and accountability.

Uzbekistan and the US have agreed to formalise a new investment platform aimed at boosting trade, infrastructure projects and economic cooperation, officials told Euronews.com.

Kash Patel’s efforts to challenge a Democratic lawmaker are drawing scrutiny within the FBI, prompting internal debate over political influence and the bureau’s role in partisan conflicts.

Chronic absenteeism in U.S. schools remains persistently high six years after the pandemic began, a Washington Post analysis finds, raising alarms about learning loss and long-term student outcomes.

As a federal shutdown looms, Republicans and Democrats trade blame over who bears responsibility, intensifying partisan tensions and leaving critical government services in jeopardy.

The United States is reportedly preparing new sanctions on another foreign bank, aiming to tighten economic pressure on Iran amid stalled nuclear talks and rising regional tensions.

As the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary, Christian Post highlights five major events uniting faith, history and patriotism in a nationwide semiquincentennial celebration.

Donald Trump dismissed concerns over a US munitions shortage and vowed to pursue jail sentences for government leakers, intensifying debate over national security and transparency.

A potential US ban on Chinese AI models could cost American businesses an estimated US$12 billion annually, industry analysts warn, raising concerns over innovation, competition and global tech supply chains.

Several America 250 commemorative events are being canceled or reworked amid funding and logistical setbacks, raising questions over how the nation will mark its semiquincentennial.

Washington state has filed suit against the Trump administration’s Education Department, alleging it illegally restricted student loan relief and violated protections for defrauded borrowers.

Former Miss North Carolina USA Madison Bryant has filed a lawsuit against the Miss USA organization, alleging officials weaponized social media to defame and retaliate against her for raising concerns.

A Florida school board long seen as a battleground in national culture wars has lost its conservative majority, signaling a shift in local education politics and parental rights debates.