Author: Charlotte Adams

Automakers are pushing to establish their own banks, aiming to benefit from lighter regulatory oversight. They argue this move would streamline financing and boost competitiveness in a shifting automotive landscape.

The Education Department announced it will lay off 1,300 employees amid budget cuts, affecting various divisions. The move aims to streamline operations but raises concerns about impacts on services.

Thanksgiving Day, 50 years ago, marked a grim moment for Washington sports. A devastating loss overshadowed the holiday, leaving fans and players alike reflecting on a tough day in the city’s athletic history.

A 74-year-old hiker tragically died during a rim-to-rim trek in the Grand Canyon. Officials described the death as “completely out of the blue,” highlighting the unpredictable dangers of the trail.

WATCH: Former President Trump signs executive orders aimed at accelerating the development of U.S. nuclear power, seeking to boost energy independence and modernize the nation’s nuclear infrastructure.

The U.S. Education Department announced plans to cut nearly half of its staff, citing budget constraints and restructuring efforts. The move raises concerns about the impact on federal education programs and services.

Penn State vs. Washington football game airs live on ABC this Saturday. Fans can also stream the matchup online via ESPN+ for real-time coverage. Kickoff is set for 7:30 PM ET. Stay tuned for updates from USA Today.

Since early 2025, public approval of President Trump’s immigration policies has dipped slightly, according to a new Ipsos poll. The data indicates a subtle shift in voter sentiment on this key issue.

The Trump administration has significantly cut funding and staff for the division overseeing 26,000 U.S. artworks, sparking concerns about preservation and public access, The Washington Post reports.

FBI data reveals violent crime has declined for a second consecutive year across the U.S., signaling a positive trend in public safety, according to the latest report covered by VOA – Voice of America English News.

Following Trump’s presidential win, Washington State faces potential shifts in education policy, including funding changes, curriculum adjustments, and federal standards updates. Stakeholders await clearer direction on impact.

Demonstrators gathered at the U.S. Capitol to protest former President Trump’s alleged “direct attack” on education, highlighting concerns over policies impacting schools nationwide, as reported by West Virginia Watch.

Global financial services firm announces relocation of its U.S. headquarters to downtown Washington, D.C., aiming to leverage the city’s growing business ecosystem and attract top talent. The move is set for late 2024.

Former President Donald Trump has appointed Fox News host and former judge Jeanine Pirro as the top federal prosecutor in Washington, DC. The announcement marks a controversial move amid ongoing political tensions.

Washington faces a surge in crime as officers grow fearful of backlash and reduced support. Rising violence strains law enforcement efforts, prompting concerns over public safety and policing challenges in the nation’s capital.

A criminal investigation is underway after a deadly house explosion in New Jersey killed two people. Authorities are probing the cause as emergency crews respond to the scene. Further details have yet to be released.

This week in good Black news: Kai Cenat launches Streamer University, Kara Lawson named head coach for Team USA at FIBA AmeriCup, and Denzel Washington reunites with Spike Lee in the teaser for ‘Highest 2 Lowest.’

During a meeting with Japan’s prime minister, President Trump hinted at imposing tariffs on Japanese goods, signaling potential shifts in trade policy amid ongoing negotiations. The announcement has sparked concerns over economic impacts.

President Trump commemorated his 100th day in office with a rally in Michigan and an interview on ABC, highlighting his administration’s progress and key policy initiatives, amid mixed public reactions.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Washington DC in June. The visit includes key meetings and events aimed at strengthening US-India ties, highlighted by discussions on trade, security, and climate cooperation.