Author: Ethan Riley

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.

Washington Governor warns a deadly tank-rupture explosion may be the state’s worst industrial disaster, as investigators probe safety failures and communities mourn the victims.

PBS reconstructs how the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol unfolded, tracing the rally-turned-riot, key moments of breached security, and officials’ frantic efforts to restore order.

Donald Trump sparked global controversy by urging a “total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States,” igniting fierce debate over immigration, security and religious freedom.

The D.C. region marks 100 years of Black History commemoration with a slate of exhibits, performances and community events spotlighting culture, resilience and historic achievements.

U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro faced tough questions from residents about rising crime rates, prosecution priorities, and community safety during a public forum, WJLA reports.

Washington lawmakers are weighing online sports betting and possible expansion of collegiate wagering, igniting debate over consumer protections, tax revenue, and impacts on student-athletes.

George Washington, a seasoned real estate investor and entrepreneur, understood the stark difference between governing a nation and managing private enterprise, a lesson strikingly relevant for today’s political leaders.

Politics and Prose in Washington, D.C. anchors the city’s literary life, blending curated shelves, sharp author events, and a lively café into a destination for serious readers.

Stay updated on Washington State Cougars football and basketball with USA TODAY Sports, featuring the latest news, full schedule, key stats, and an in-depth roster breakdown.

Advocates and researchers warn that without major federal investment in affordable, high‑quality early childhood care, the United States risks widening inequality and undermining long‑term economic growth.

The Washington Post examines why America’s power elite still steer politics, tracing moneyed influence, entrenched institutions and widening inequality that mute ordinary voters’ voices.

The Washington Post will reportedly not send beat writers to cover the Washington Nationals’ spring training, raising concerns about reduced on-site coverage and potential cost-cutting measures.

A Washington State PAC is advancing a controversial ballot measure seeking to ban trans athletes from girls’ and women’s sports, sparking outrage over proposed genital “verification” checks.

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary in 2026, officials unveil plans for nationwide events, commemorations, and educational programs marking the historic semiquincentennial.

Trump said Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman denied prior knowledge of Jamal Khashoggi’s killing, contradicting U.S. intelligence findings that linked the prince to the 2018 murder.

The US is deploying thousands of additional troops to the Middle East despite a ceasefire involving Iran, raising questions over Washington’s strategy and the future stability of the region.