Author: Ethan Riley

House Speaker Mike Johnson reversed course Monday, calling the House back into session after earlier refusing to convene during the ongoing government shutdown, PBS reported.

Faraday Future and Faraday X met top U.S. political leaders in Washington, D.C., where FX CEO Max Ma discussed EV strategy, U.S. manufacturing, and tech innovation, signaling deeper industry-policy collaboration.

The longest U.S. government shutdown has ended after 35 days, as lawmakers and the White House reached a temporary funding deal. NPR breaks down what happened, who was affected, and what comes next.

Boeing expands public outreach with revamped factory tours and branded merchandise, aiming to boost transparency, engage aviation enthusiasts, and strengthen its global brand presence.

Unemployment in Washington, D.C., is surging as President Trump and Elon Musk launch aggressive efforts to shrink the federal government, sparking layoffs, protests, and economic uncertainty.

The Justice Department is investigating whether D.C. police manipulated crime data, raising concerns over the accuracy of reported statistics. The review aims to ensure transparency and accountability within the department.

The Washington Post analyzes the NBA’s most and least entertaining teams this season, highlighting thrilling offenses and lackluster defenses. Fans are watching closely as some clubs push excitement, while others struggle to engage.

United Airlines and Monumental Sports & Entertainment have partnered to launch the United Globe Club and Lounge, offering fans an enhanced travel and game-day experience through premium amenities and exclusive access.

Washington State Cougars were ranked #72 in The Athletic’s latest preseason college football rankings, reflecting moderate expectations for the upcoming season. Fans anticipate key performances to boost the team’s standing.

Former President Trump cannot unilaterally deploy the National Guard to U.S. cities. Such actions require state or federal government approval, involving complex legal and procedural steps.

Former President Donald Trump is pushing to extend federal oversight of Washington police forces, citing concerns over law enforcement effectiveness and accountability. The move has sparked debate among local officials and civil rights groups.

A recent Washington Post poll reveals many American Jews hold sharp criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza, reflecting deep divisions within the community over the ongoing conflict and humanitarian concerns.

A federal agent deployed to Washington DC was reportedly hit by a Subway sandwich thrown during a protest, BBC reports. Authorities are investigating the incident amid heightened tensions in the capital.

Farmers across the US and Canada are honoring Charles M. Schulz, creator of “Peanuts,” with themed corn mazes. These intricate designs celebrate the beloved comic strip’s enduring legacy.

Former President Donald Trump has once again involved the military in a political dispute, raising concerns about the armed forces’ role in domestic politics, according to The New York Times.

A Washington State staffing company will pay $355,478 to resolve wage violations, following a U.S. Department of Labor investigation that uncovered unpaid wages and labor law breaches.

The U.S. Department of Education remains mired in inefficiency and controversy. Reason Magazine argues that rather than reform, abolishing the agency could better serve a decentralized approach to education in America.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro urged the US Army to “disobey Trump,” prompting Washington to revoke his visa. The diplomatic tension marks a new low in Colombia-US relations, highlighting growing political friction.

Jakub Vrana has secured a spot on the Washington Capitals’ roster for the upcoming NHL season, demonstrating strong preseason performance and solidifying his role as a key forward for the team.

Washington’s top players of 2023 spotlight Rome Odunze at No. 2. The Huskies Wire highlights Odunze’s standout season, showcasing his impact as a key offensive weapon for the Washington Huskies.