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Gas prices are poised for a sharp rise, analysts warn, with further increases expected in the months ahead, according to a Washington Post report on mounting energy market pressures.
Eagles WR DeVonta Smith has built a strong track record against Washington, consistently posting big performances that highlight his route-running, reliability and growing role in Philadelphia’s passing attack.
President Trump said U.S.-Iran negotiations are set to begin Monday, days after he called off retaliatory strikes on Iran. The talks aim to ease rising tensions in the Gulf.
As Washington advances a ‘kill switch’ for powerful AI, European scientists face a dilemma: align with US safeguards, push for EU-specific rules, or risk fragmented global standards.
The first U.S. jellyfish museum has opened in Florida, offering visitors an in-depth look at the mysterious creatures, their habitats and ecological role, reports The Washington Post.
The US-China Education Trust has relocated its operations to George Washington University, marking a new phase in academic and cultural collaboration between the United States and China.
The US Treasury has barred select journalists from a key G20 meeting in North Carolina, prompting press freedom concerns and scrutiny over media access to high-level economic talks.
The “Great American State Fair” was temporarily closed Wednesday as extreme heat gripped the region, WUSA9 reports. Organizers cited public safety, offering refunds and urging visitors to monitor reopening updates.
Washington and Lee’s O’Keefe, Cohen and Haley have been named USA Lacrosse Magazine All-Americans, highlighting the Generals’ national prominence after standout 2024 seasons.
USA Today’s opinion piece argues Trump squandered billions sending National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., calling the deployment excessive, politically driven, and fiscally irresponsible.
At a glitzy gala, Trump delivered a rambling speech laced with insults, potshots at rivals and a quip about a possible third term, raising fresh questions about his political ambitions.
Gulf allies are increasingly frustrated with Trump, officials say, as doubts grow over U.S. reliability, Iran strategy, and long-term regional commitments, reports The Washington Post.
The Kennedy Center has been ordered to pay over $250K to a jazz musician who cancelled a performance after its Trump-era rebranding, a U.S. court has ruled, CBC reported.
The Biden administration has unveiled new tariffs targeting goods linked to forced labor, replacing expiring Trump-era import taxes and signaling a tougher stance on human rights in trade policy.
Rescue crews in Washington state have recovered another body from the ruins of a paper mill explosion, authorities confirmed, bringing the death toll to four as investigations into the blast continue.
A controversial U.S. surveillance program is set to expire, sparking a tense battle in Congress as lawmakers weigh national security concerns against privacy and civil liberties.
The Miami Dolphins edged the Washington Commanders 16-13 on Sunday, relying on staunch defense and a late field goal to secure the road victory, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser reported.
A new report finds Washington businesses shoulder a tax burden nearly 50% higher than the U.S. average, raising competitiveness concerns and fueling debate over state fiscal policy.
The Washington Huskies continue their gradual rise in the USA Softball rankings, edging higher in the latest poll as consistent pitching and timely hitting boost their national profile.
The U.S. government shutdown has become the longest in history, as partisan deadlock over border security and funding deepens. ABC News examines how it unfolded and what’s next for workers and services.