Author: Mia Garcia

I visited Forks, Washington, the real-life setting of the “Twilight” series, and found a surprisingly charming town where local businesses embrace vampire tourism without losing their small-town character.

President Trump’s decision to deploy the National Guard to several US cities has sparked debate, with officials citing unrest and security concerns while critics warn of escalating tensions.

As Sen. Bob Menendez faces mounting corruption allegations, his case highlights a broader pattern in Washington, where ethics lapses and influence peddling persist across party lines.

A daily guide to televised and radio sports in the D.C. region, The Washington Post’s listings highlight when and where to watch or listen to local, national and international games.

Washington is weighing legal action against former QB Demond Williams, sources tell Front Office Sports, as tensions rise over alleged contract issues and potential damages.

A federal judge has halted immigration arrests in Washington DC carried out without warrants or probable cause, ruling the practices unconstitutional and raising major questions over enforcement tactics.

Washington’s business owners are earning more than their counterparts in any other state, new data show, with surging profits and growth placing the Evergreen State firmly at the top.

After years of grim headlines, crime is quietly receding across American cities. New data show sharp drops in homicides, robberies, and assaults, defying fears of a lasting post‑pandemic crime wave.

The White House has frozen federal funds for several Democratic-led states amid a looming government shutdown, escalating partisan tensions and sparking outrage from state officials.

The Trump administration’s new dietary guidelines keep existing sugar and alcohol limits, emphasize nutrient-dense foods, and notably decline to recommend restrictions for young children.

U.S. Supreme Court conservatives signaled support for state laws barring transgender girls from female sports teams, raising stakes for LGBTQ+ rights and school athletics nationwide.

FactCheck.org examines political claims about D.C. crime data, analyzing how changes in reporting methods, categorization and time frames can distort perceptions of public safety.

The Oregon Ducks face the Washington State Cougars in a pivotal Pac-12 showdown, with conference standings and bowl implications on the line, reports statesmanjournal.com.

Rudy Martzke reshaped sports journalism, turning TV critics into headline-makers. The Washington Post revisits how his pioneering media beat changed how fans watch and talk about sports.

The Washington Commanders have unveiled renderings for a proposed $3.7 billion stadium complex, featuring a retractable roof, mixed-use development and ambitious plans to reshape the fan experience.

Thousands gathered at the National March for Life, as organizers and participants rallied in Washington, pressing lawmakers to prioritize anti-abortion legislation nationwide.

USA TODAY Sports projects Nebraska to meet new Big Ten foe UCLA in the Las Vegas Bowl, spotlighting the Cornhuskers’ postseason hopes and an early test in their expanded conference era.

The Boise State Broncos visit the Washington Huskies in a nonconference clash, and oddsmakers favor the home team. We break down the spread, moneyline and total with best bets and betting insights.

As debate over congressional term limits resurfaces, Britannica examines their history, constitutional challenges, and potential impact on U.S. political power and accountability.

Property crime rates varied sharply across U.S. states in 2023, Statista data show, with Western and Southern states generally recording higher incidents than many Northeastern regions.