Author: Ethan Riley

The US Marshals Service Director says Washington, D.C. is safer following former President Trump’s crime crackdown, citing tougher enforcement and coordinated federal efforts, KEYE reports.

The Smithsonian unveils “Korean Treasures,” a landmark exhibition spotlighting art, artifacts, and pop culture just as “KPop Demon Hunters” fever grips global audiences and U.S. fans alike.

Washington schools will retain $1.4 billion in federal funds after state attorneys general reached a settlement with the U.S. Education Department, averting major budget disruptions.

House Republicans claim D.C. police are manipulating crime data to downplay rising violence, prompting calls for federal oversight and renewed debate over public safety in the capital.

Donald Trump’s Air Force One returned to Washington after a reported minor electrical issue, prompting safety checks and a brief delay to the former president’s travel schedule.

All-Conference USA cornerback and standout defender has announced his transfer portal decision, per Athlon Sports, signaling a major secondary shake-up for his former program.

Education Secretary Marshall faces mounting criticism as political battles engulf the Department of Education, raising questions about policy priorities and federal oversight.

The Washington Post faces mass layoffs as owner Jeff Bezos donates millions to Melania Trump, sparking criticism from media unions and press freedom advocates across Europe.

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The US has designated branches of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Lebanon and Jordan as terrorist organizations, citing security concerns and regional instability, Al Jazeera reports.

A suspect in the Washington, DC shooting that killed two National Guard members has been formally charged with murder, authorities said, as investigators continue to probe the deadly attack.

Dunbar High School, a pioneering Black public school in Washington, D.C., is profiled by Britannica for its trailblazing principals, renowned alumni, and enduring role in U.S. educational history.

In Washington, seasoned experts face waning influence as political polarization, populist skepticism and rapid media cycles erode traditional authority and reshape policy debates.

Despite low headline unemployment, U.S. job seekers face shrinking postings, fierce competition and rising layoffs, exposing a cooling labor market and faltering pandemic-era gains.

Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal has pleaded not guilty in a U.S. court to charges linked to the fatal shooting of a National Guard member, court records show.

The Department of Education’s research arm faces steep funding cuts, as DOGE slashes millions from key programs, raising concerns over future studies and student outcomes.

The PWHL shattered the U.S. women’s hockey attendance record at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., underscoring the league’s rapid growth and surging fan interest.

Forbes has ranked the Washington Commanders among the world’s most valuable sports teams, underscoring the franchise’s surging market worth and renewed commercial appeal.

An increasing number of disillusioned U.S. expatriates are renouncing their citizenship, citing political polarization, gun violence and high tax burdens as reasons they no longer feel proud to be American.

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