Author: Ethan Riley

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has backed a Republican push to end traditional U.S. military aid to Israel, signaling a major shift in the allies’ long-standing defense relationship.

Violent crime rates are plunging across the United States, defying public perception. Experts caution that the drop reflects a tangle of social, economic and policing factors, not a single cause.

The United States warned countries trading with Iran of possible sanctions but stopped short of immediate penalties, signaling pressure on Tehran while leaving room for further diplomacy.

Visitors to Washington’s newly restored horse statues question whether the $5m makeover was worth it, as reactions range from admiration of the detail to criticism over public spending

British tennis player Jack Draper has withdrawn from the Washington Open due to an arm injury, beIN SPORTS reports, raising concerns ahead of the North American hard-court swing.

U.S. and Canadian officials are holding urgent, last-minute talks to avert a planned 50% U.S. tariff on $20 billion in Canadian goods, a move that could rattle key industries and trade ties.

From gilded properties to branded merchandise, Donald Trump has extended his personal label across the presidency, blurring lines between public office, promotion, and political image.

FIFA rules leave the U.S. powerless to overturn their star’s one-game suspension, raising stakes and forcing tactical adjustments ahead of a crucial knockout-stage clash.

The latest rankings reveal the top colleges in Washington state, highlighting academic excellence and campus life. See where your alma mater landed in this year’s Tacoma News Tribune list.

In a rare win for Main Street, Washington has finally heeded cosmetology and barber schools, advancing reforms that could reshape licensing, training standards and career access nationwide.

The Biden administration has warned U.S. schools not to change discipline policies solely to reduce racial disparities, Reuters reports, stressing compliance with federal civil rights laws.

A Kent, Washington man was convicted on 17 felony counts after a three-week trial for a series of armed dispensary and bank robberies, the U.S. Department of Justice announced.

A rare high-level US meeting with Hong Kong officials has sparked speculation of a policy thaw, raising questions over whether Washington is recalibrating its hardline stance.

The Las Vegas Aces face the Washington Mystics on July 22. Here’s how to watch the WNBA clash, with TV channel details, tipoff time and streaming options for fans across the U.S.

USA TODAY Sports’ Big Ten preview casts doubt on Washington’s new QB, questioning whether the Huskies can maintain their offensive firepower in a deeper, expanded conference.

Washington lawyer Tom Goldstein was sentenced to six years in federal prison for tax crimes, after prosecutors said he concealed income and evaded taxes over multiple years.

U.S. Park Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting at Fort Washington Park, Maryland. Authorities report one person injured; details on the incident remain under review.

Alex Eala’s spirited run in Washington ended in disappointment as she fell in three sets to China’s Zheng. Despite taking the opener, Eala was overpowered by Zheng’s late surge

Two staff members of the Israeli Embassy were killed in what authorities are calling an act of terror in Washington, DC, prompting a federal investigation and heightened security measures.

USS George Washington arrives in Da Nang, underscoring the enduring U.S.-Vietnam partnership with joint engagements, naval cooperation, and strengthened regional security ties.