Author: Ethan Riley

The White House unveiled the Freedom 250 schedule, featuring a Trump rally, Patriot Games, and commemorative ceremonies, drawing national attention ahead of the historic celebration.

The U.S. Education Department is investigating five medical schools over their admissions practices, Reuters reports, examining potential discrimination and compliance with federal civil rights laws.

The U.S. exit from the World Cup reverberates beyond the pitch, reshaping fan expectations, media narratives, and investment in American soccer, as explored in District of Sports

U.S. officials are racing to access Anthropic’s latest AI model, seeing both strategic promise and security risks, as Washington grapples with how to regulate and harness such powerful technology

The U.S. murder rate is on track to reach its lowest level since 1900, according to new data, as former President Donald Trump seizes on the trend to promote his record on crime.

Hundreds of masked white nationalists marched through central Washington DC on the Fourth of July, raising security concerns as they chanted extremist slogans near key national landmarks.

Rapper Nicki Minaj stunned attendees at AmFest with a fiery surprise speech, lambasting California Gov. Gavin “Newscum” Newsom over crime, high taxes and restrictions on personal freedoms.

Donald Trump delivered a campaign-style July 4 speech on the National Mall, using celebrations for the upcoming US 250th anniversary to rally supporters and attack his political opponents.

Actress and activist Jane Fonda was arrested on the steps of the U.S. Capitol during a planned climate change protest, drawing national attention to her ongoing campaign for urgent environmental action.

The White House has requested $87.6 billion from Congress to fund the Iran war, support struggling U.S. farmers, and bolster the federal response to the Ebola outbreak, PBS reports.

U.S. lawmakers welcomed Taiwan’s parliamentary leader to Washington, underscoring bipartisan support for the island amid rising tensions with China, KSAT reports.

New federal data show Oregon and Washington students’ math and reading scores mostly declining on the Nation’s Report Card, raising concerns about pandemic recovery in Northwest classrooms.

U.S. business travel is rebounding as Washington D.C. shifts from traditional boardrooms to open-air meetings, experiential programs and high-end corporate hospitality experiences

The USDA’s APHIS has confirmed the detection of New World screwworm in the United States, prompting emergency response measures to protect livestock, wildlife, and public health.

Washington Sports Wrap: December 9, 2024 on FOX 13 Seattle breaks down key local matchups, standout performances and playoff implications across pro, college and high school sports.

Fresh paint is already peeling at Trump’s revamped Washington Reflecting Pool, raising questions over rushed renovations, cost-cutting, and the symbolic state of American civic landmarks.

Workers have dyed the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool a striking blue, drawing curiosity and concern from visitors as officials clarify the color change is temporary and linked to maintenance operations.

The Education Department moves to close the Office of English Language Acquisition, raising concerns among advocates about support, oversight and equity for millions of multilingual K-12 students.

Eid al-Fitr 2026 in the USA is set to bring prayers, community feasts, and cultural festivals nationwide. Explore expected dates, key events, and whether schools will close for the holiday.

An NBC Sports analyst has assigned a second-round NFL draft grade to a standout Washington Huskies star, signaling rising stock and renewed national attention for the program.