Author: Jackson Lee

Caitlin Clark is energizing Team USA, symbolizing a youthful shift in women’s basketball. Her confidence, flair and “young and turnt” mindset are reshaping the squad’s culture.

The Journal News | lohud.com captures the intensity of the New York Rangers vs. Washington Capitals matchup in photos, highlighting pivotal moments, key plays and passionate fan reactions.

The Florida Times-Union captures the Jacksonville Jaguars’ 2022 Week 1 clash at FedEx Field, documenting key moments, sideline emotion and fan energy against the Washington Commanders.

A Washington Post report reveals a covert commando plan to seize Iran’s uranium stockpile was launched at Donald Trump’s request, raising fresh concerns over rogue operations.

Former President Donald Trump will headline the National Mall’s 250th anniversary celebration after several scheduled performers withdrew, prompting concerns over politicization of the historic event.

Donald Trump is set to attend a prayer gathering criticized by experts and faith leaders for promoting Christian nationalism, raising concerns about church-state boundaries and political polarization.

Washington, DC’s highly educated workforce is confronting a stark reality: strong résumés and advanced degrees no longer guarantee employment, raising urgent questions about the city’s economy.

A viral BBC clip shows Trump’s face suddenly appearing across Washington landmarks and official spaces, sparking debate over political branding, public space, and presidential image control.

A new analysis reveals surprising forces behind the recent surge in school segregation, challenging long-held assumptions about policy, demographics and the legacy of desegregation efforts.

Fréchette will travel to Washington next week for talks with senior U.S. officials and business leaders, CTV News reports, aiming to deepen economic ties and address key cross-border issues.

Washington has tied any revival of the Iran nuclear deal to three key conditions, WANA News Agency reports, signaling tougher U.S. demands amid stalled negotiations.

Lviv Polytechnic will host the Ukraine–U.S. Science and Education Forum, uniting experts from Washington to Lviv to deepen academic cooperation, innovation, and strategic partnerships.

Communities across the United States marked Veterans Day with ceremonies, parades and quiet tributes, as Americans honored the service and sacrifice of military members.

Oregon and Washington joined 22 other states in suing the U.S. Education Department, challenging new limits on federal student loans for professional degrees, arguing the rules harm access and violate federal law.

National Guard troops deployed across Washington, D.C., on Sunday, as authorities moved to bolster security and maintain order amid rising tensions and ongoing demonstrations.

Iran’s latest proposal outlines steps on sanctions relief and nuclear limits, but Washington has reacted cautiously, seeking clarifications while keeping diplomatic channels open.

Donald Trump said U.S. college sports need congressional action to fix NIL rules, even as he vowed to issue an executive order, highlighting growing political pressure on the NCAA.

Washington’s Department of Ecology declared a statewide drought on April 8, citing dismal snowpack levels that threaten water supplies, agriculture, fish habitats, and wildfire readiness.

The Washington Post examines how U.S. education has evolved through shifting policies, demographics and politics, revealing a far more complex and uneven story than common narratives suggest.

Denzel Washington has sparked debate after warning Americans are “being manipulated by both sides” in the wake of the 2024 presidential election, he told BuzzFeed News.