Author: Mia Garcia

US legal experts say recent American strikes on Iran could constitute war crimes, Reuters reports, raising new questions over civilian harm, targeting decisions, and U.S. compliance with international law.

Trump and Fox host Pete Hegseth used 9/11 Pentagon memorial remarks to justify a harder line on Iran, drawing criticism for politicizing the solemn remembrance ceremony.

The U.S. has imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court’s president and chief prosecutor, escalating its confrontation with the Hague-based tribunal over investigations into American personnel.

IQAir’s wildfire map is tracking the Kaiser Canyon Fire in Washington, highlighting real-time air quality, smoke spread, and health risks for nearby communities.

Voters in Georgia, Alabama, Oklahoma, California and D.C. shaped key races Tuesday, revealing party divides, Trump’s sway and emerging issues ahead of November’s high-stakes contests.

Jared Kushner quietly met with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries as both parties brace for a razor-thin fight for House control in November, signaling unusual cross-party outreach, PBS reports.

INDYCAR and Monumental Sports & Entertainment announced a new partnership to launch the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C., bringing top-tier open-wheel racing to the nation’s capital.

As National Guard troops withdraw from Washington, questions loom over their deployment’s legacy, from securing federal sites to supporting local authorities during months of political turbulence.

Donald Trump escalated his rhetoric against Beijing just as senior U.S. and Chinese officials convene in Washington, intensifying tensions ahead of President Xi Jinping’s closely watched visit.

Washington state businesses are bracing for fallout as U.S.-Canada tariffs escalate, with exporters, farmers and retailers warning of rising costs, lost markets and looming job cuts.

As federal deficits swell under President Trump, Washington shows little urgency to confront the mounting national debt, raising concerns about long‑term economic stability.

President Trump has dismissed U.S. Attorney Roger Rogoff in Washington just days after his court appointment, raising questions over political motives and judicial independence.

President Trump’s deployment of thousands of troops to Washington’s streets has drawn scrutiny, as Reuters finds the militarized presence rarely deters crime or unrest.

USS Abraham Lincoln departs the Middle East after nearly seven months on station, concluding extended operations amid regional tensions, USNI News reports.

The Washington Mystics face the Toronto Tempo on July 14. Here’s how to watch the matchup, including TV channel details, streaming options, and scheduled tip-off time.

Former President Donald Trump highlighted falling U.S. crime rates at a rally, crediting his policies and urging voters to back Republican candidates in the upcoming midterm elections.

Police say a Washington wildfire suspect researched how to maximize damage before allegedly setting the blaze, raising alarm over calculated arson and regional fire risks.

The New York Times details a heated Oval Office clash between Donald Trump and ally Jeanine Pirro, revealing tensions, loyalty tests, and power struggles at the core of his inner circle.

Despite pledging a more targeted approach, ICE continues to detain thousands of immigrants with no criminal record, raising questions about enforcement priorities and policy shifts.

The US national debt has surged past $40 trillion, raising urgent questions over who holds America’s IOUs, how sustainable the borrowing is, and what it means for the global economy.