Author: Miles Cooper
A Chinese association in the U.S. faces accusations of blending patriotism with illicit activities, allegedly acting as an extension of Beijing’s influence. The Washington Post reports on concerns over its role in advancing China’s agenda.
Former President Donald Trump reshaped the U.S. government by appointing conservative judges, altering regulatory policies, and restructuring federal agencies, leaving a lasting impact on administrative norms and governance.
AZ Central Events announces the Adaptive-Social Club for ages 18+ this Fall 2025. Hosted by The Arizona Republic, the club offers inclusive social activities for adults with disabilities, fostering community and connection.
Linda McMahon defends sweeping budget cuts at the Education Department, stating the changes are necessary to streamline operations and improve efficiency. Critics warn the cuts could harm higher education programs.
The Washington Hunting Guide and Outfitting Company has entered guilty pleas to charges under the Lacey Act, announced the Department of Justice. The case highlights enforcement efforts against illegal wildlife trade.
Washington’s sports betting market heats up in July 2025 as top sportsbooks compete for player loyalty. WSN.com highlights the best platforms offering odds, bonuses, and user experience in the Evergreen State.
A wave of Trump-affiliated oligarchs is relocating to Washington, purchasing prime real estate. This trend raises concerns about increased political influence and economic power concentrated in the capital, fueling debates on governance and transparency.
Students of color reported being “singled out” while crossing the U.S.-Canada border, prompting a Washington school to raise concerns about racial profiling and call for an investigation, according to OregonLive.com.
The Global Times highlights alleged war crimes by the US, condemning its foreign policy as driven by aggression and disregard for international law, fueling global instability and suffering.
Donald Trump has threatened to double tax rates on foreign nationals and companies, signaling a tough stance on international business. The move aims to boost domestic revenues amid ongoing trade tensions, reports the Financial Times.
Washington D.C. is a finalist for USA Today’s ‘Best Convention City’ award, recognized for its vibrant venues and accessibility. The bid highlights the city’s growing appeal to business travelers and event organizers.
A new NBC4 Washington analysis reveals which U.S. states show the strongest interest in soccer. From youth participation to fan engagement, the data highlights regional passion for the sport across the nation.
“Love Island USA” crowned its latest winner, sparking a wave of reactions from fans and critics alike. The show’s finale prompted debates on romance, strategy, and reality TV drama. The Washington Post weighs in.
Epstein outcry prompts MAGA leaders to warn Trump of “a huge risk” amid renewed scrutiny. The controversy fuels internal party tensions, highlighting concerns over political fallout and voter impact, The Washington Post reports.
John Ure, a prominent figure at The Business Journals, continues to shape the landscape of business journalism with insightful reporting and expert analysis, reinforcing the publication’s reputation for excellence.
Sheriff’s deputies, alongside a SWAT team, continue the intense search for Travis Decker. Authorities urge the public to stay vigilant as efforts to locate the suspect remain underway.
Memorial Day weekend in the DC area features free concerts and fireworks celebrations. NBC4 Washington highlights events across the region, offering families and visitors vibrant entertainment to honor the holiday.
Juvenile crime rates in Washington are returning to pre-pandemic levels, with a noticeable rise in vehicle thefts surpassing previous records, according to KING5.com reports. Authorities urge increased community vigilance.
Former President Trump contradicted intelligence official Tulsi Gabbard on Iran’s nuclear program, disputing her assessment of its development stage, highlighting deep divisions in U.S. political views on the issue.
Grievances over race, labor, and politics have deeply fractured American sports, fueling protests and boycotts. This growing division challenges the unity and traditional fan base of iconic leagues.