Author: Charlotte Adams

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.

As former President Trump intensifies criticism of higher education, some international students are reconsidering U.S. colleges. Concerns over political rhetoric and policy shifts contribute to declining enrollment, experts say.

Republicans are increasingly urging former President Trump to broaden military deployment on U.S. soil, citing national security concerns, a move that raises debates over civil-military relations and domestic policy, reports PBS.

California Governor Gavin Newsom praised the state’s new redistricting package as a vital tool to “fight back” against Republican gerrymandering efforts, amid ongoing tensions with the Trump administration’s policies.

President Trump signed an order granting tariff exemptions to select countries with existing U.S. trade deals, aiming to ease trade tensions and boost economic partnerships, Reuters reports.

Since his inauguration, former President Donald Trump has purchased over $100 million in bonds, according to a recent disclosure. The acquisitions highlight his significant investment activity amid his political tenure.

President Trump has ordered the National Guard into Washington, DC, to assist local authorities amid escalating unrest. The move aims to restore order and ensure public safety in the nation’s capital.

Can former President Trump legally reinstate the death penalty in Washington, D.C.? PBS examines the complex legal and jurisdictional challenges surrounding federal authority over the district.

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol signals the end of the long-standing “security with the US, economy with China” policy, announcing plans to boost defense spending amid shifting geopolitical tensions.

Journey USA, a new travel series by azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic, explores America’s diverse destinations. The project highlights local culture, cuisine, and hidden gems across the country.

Former President Trump placed D.C. police under his direct control and deployed the National Guard, intensifying security measures amid escalating tensions. His move signals a sharp escalation in federal intervention in the capital.

Filipino girl group BINI is set to make their mark near Washington DC, Maryland. The P-pop sensation aims to captivate new fans with their energetic performances, marking a significant step in their international journey.