Author: Jackson Lee
Jackson Lee
A data journalist who uses numbers to tell compelling narratives.
Vice President Vance said a government shutdown is increasingly likely after Donald Trump’s meeting with congressional leaders, NBC News reports, as budget talks remain stalled and key deadlines loom.
President Trump’s deployment of federal agents targets cities with political significance, not those with the highest violent crime rates, according to newly analyzed public safety data.
Pete Hegseth’s PBS remarks underscore what critics call a persistent U.S. government reluctance to confront and publicly show the human costs and civilian toll of modern war
Washington state lost its No Child Left Behind waiver after refusing to tie teacher evaluations to student test scores, triggering stricter federal oversight and renewed accountability rules.
Turning Point Action has recruited teenagers to post coordinated pro-Trump messages online, raising concerns over deceptive tactics and the blurred line between activism and disinformation.
Donald Trump urged New York lawmaker Zohran Mamdani to “respect” Washington institutions, framing the dispute as a test of loyalty while insisting he wants New York “to succeed.”
Washington is embracing smart rings as discreet tools to monitor health, boost productivity, and enhance security, raising new questions about privacy, data access, and surveillance.
From Vegas bookies to the Supreme Court bench, this timeline traces how U.S. sports betting evolved from a desert niche to a nationwide industry reshaped by a landmark ruling.
Washington, D.C., the U.S. capital, anchors national politics while evolving as a cultural hub, where federal power, local governance, and diverse communities intersect daily.
The Council on Criminal Justice’s year-end 2025 report reveals shifting crime trends across major U.S. cities, with declines in homicides but mixed patterns in property and violent offenses.
Al Jazeera’s analysis of Trump’s National Security Strategy highlights five key takeaways, including a tougher stance on rivals, renewed focus on borders, and a shift from multilateralism.
US President Donald Trump has warned he may impose new tariffs on countries opposing his interest in purchasing Greenland, escalating tensions and drawing sharp criticism from international leaders.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro lands in Washington for a closely watched meeting with Donald Trump, aiming to ease a year of escalating tensions and reset a strained bilateral agenda.
The Pac-12 Conference and USA Sports have struck a five-year media rights deal, expanding national coverage and digital access, reports The Portland Tribune, signaling a new era in college sports broadcasting.
The Washington Institute’s new report examines barriers and opportunities in U.S.-Iraq commerce, urging policy reforms, investment incentives, and stronger institutional ties to close the business gap.
Rob Henderson discusses strategies to counter extremism and political violence in the U.S., examining social, cultural, and institutional factors in a C-SPAN interview.
U.S. law school deans warn that a potential Education Department shutdown could disrupt federal student aid, strain institutional budgets, and force cuts to key academic and support programs.
A Reuters analysis examines Trump’s crime crackdown in Washington, revealing mixed results. While some violent crime indicators fell, broader trends and local factors complicate claims of success.
US President Donald Trump has threatened new tariffs on nations opposing a US bid to purchase Greenland, as American lawmakers visit Denmark seeking to ease tensions and repair diplomatic ties.
Sphere Entertainment, Maryland, Prince George’s County, and Peterson Companies announced plans to develop a new Sphere venue at National Harbor, expanding the region’s entertainment and tourism offerings.