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Senator Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican and steadfast ally of former President Donald Trump, has died at 71, his office announced, prompting tributes from colleagues.
Kerry Washington and Elisabeth Moss lead Hulu’s Imperfect Women, a stylish yet shallow take on Araminta Hall’s hit novel that dilutes its psychological edge and complex female friendships.
Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever face the Washington Mystics in their next WNBA matchup. Here’s how to watch live, including TV channel, streaming options and key game details.
The freshly restored Washington Reflecting Pool, renovated under a Trump-era project, is already showing signs of wear as paint peels, raising questions about cost, oversight, and workmanship.
Major railroads unveiled specially painted locomotives honoring America 250, set to crisscross the nation and showcase patriotic designs ahead of the U.S. semiquincentennial.
The U.S. House has passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent, moving the nation closer to ending the twice-yearly clock change and igniting debate over health and economic impacts.
U.S. recruiters report talent shortages while recent graduates struggle to get hired. A broken hiring system, not artificial intelligence, is widening the gap between open roles and job seekers.
After high-profile performers abruptly quit, Trump’s Great American State Fair is scrambling to draw attendees, raising questions about planning, politics, and the event’s future.
The Washington Examiner’s “Patriot Games” explores partisan battles over national identity, election integrity, and security, revealing how political theater shapes public trust.
Trump advances a “drill baby drill” agenda with Venezuela oil deals, sparking criticism from U.S. producers who say the move undercuts domestic energy jobs and investment.
Promised as a windfall, the 2026 World Cup is forcing North American cities to confront a harsher reality: hotel overbuilding, fragile tourism forecasts and shrinking profit margins.
The PWHL set a new U.S. women’s hockey attendance record in Washington, D.C., drawing thousands of fans and signaling rapid growth for the league and women’s pro sports.
The Atlanta Dream face the Washington Mystics on July 2. Find tip-off time, TV broadcast details, and live streaming options in USA Today’s guide for fans watching across the U.S.
A quiet shift in US visa rules is raising alarm among universities and foreign students, as new restrictions risk undermining global education, international exchange and America’s soft power influence.
As a new season of “Big Brother” begins, viewers brace for fresh alliances, explosive confrontations and twists that test loyalties, raising the question: what chaos awaits this year?
The U.S. government has threatened to cut federal funding to a Kansas school district over its transgender student policies, intensifying the national debate on LGBTQ+ rights in education.
The Trump administration touts a cut in student loan interest, but analysts note limited impact for many borrowers. We examine what’s changing, who benefits, and what remains unclear.
Washington state plunged to 31st in national education rankings even after doubling K–12 spending, raising doubts about how billions in new funding are being used, reports MyNorthwest.
Trump touts success after U.S. strikes, but Iran’s weakened regime retains tools of pressure across the region, ensuring the confrontation is far from definitively resolved.
Time Magazine examines the political tensions surrounding Trump’s Fourth of July celebration, highlighting partisan clashes over costs, military displays, and the event’s impact on national unity.