Author: Ethan Riley
Ethan Riley
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ICE Seattle has announced recent arrests targeting individuals deemed significant public safety threats across Washington. These actions aim to enhance community security by removing dangerous non-citizens, officials said.
ICE Washington, D.C. arrested an illegal Haitian national charged with assault and firearms violations. The agency highlights ongoing efforts to enforce immigration laws and enhance public safety.
The US House has passed a $9.4 billion cut to foreign aid and international broadcasting funding, a move backed by Trump-era priorities. The reduction reflects ongoing debates over US global engagement and budget priorities.
A small Washington border town faces economic strain as Trump’s trade war with Canada disrupts cross-border commerce. Local businesses report losses, highlighting the far-reaching impact of tariffs on everyday livelihoods.
Trump’s military parade kicks off June 14 in Washington, D.C. Officials have announced ticket details for the public. Here’s how to secure your spot to witness the patriotic event live.
Trump’s Education Secretary may face pressure to dismantle the Education Department. This move could reshape federal oversight of schools, impacting funding, regulations, and educational standards nationwide.
Elon Musk’s business empire has received at least $38 billion in government funding, shaping the growth of Tesla, SpaceX, and other ventures, according to a Washington Post analysis.
A suspect has been charged in connection with the killings of two foreign officials in Washington DC. Authorities continue to investigate the motive as the city grapples with the high-profile case. Further details are awaited.
PENN Entertainment has launched ESPN Bet live in Washington DC, marking a significant expansion in the capital’s sports betting market. The move aims to leverage ESPN’s brand to attract new bettors.
FBI data reveals the U.S. crime rate continues to decline, highlighting a sustained drop in violent and property crimes nationwide. Experts attribute the trend to improved law enforcement and community initiatives.
Washington State football has announced a two-game series against Arizona, set for the 2026 and 2027 seasons. The matchups will add excitement to both teams’ schedules, marking a fresh Pac-12 rivalry clash.
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Washington Nationals’ late May surge is largely credited to their standout slugger, whose powerful hitting has fueled a key winning streak, reigniting the team’s playoff hopes.
Several migrants have been criminally charged for failing to register with the U.S. government, highlighting ongoing enforcement challenges at the border. Authorities emphasize the importance of compliance with registration requirements.
Two Israeli Embassy staffers were shot dead outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., authorities confirmed. The incident is under investigation amid heightened security concerns, NBC News reports.
Washington schools face potential losses of millions as proposed state education cuts advance. The reductions threaten funding for essential programs, prompting concern from educators and communities statewide.
With Kid Rock at his side, President Trump signed an executive order aimed at cracking down on ticket scalping. The move targets unfair resale practices to protect consumers and ensure fair access to event tickets.
Column | Subscriber bonus: Amid growing political polarization in the U.S., many Americans are reportedly relocating to Canada seeking stability and a different political climate, raising questions about cross-border migration trends.
Men’s basketball travels to La Salle this Saturday, aiming to secure a key conference win. George Washington University looks to build on recent momentum in this crucial Atlantic 10 matchup.
The U.S. Department of Education has fired over 1,300 employees, significantly reducing its workforce. The mass layoffs raise concerns about the agency’s capacity to manage key education programs effectively.