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Washington state is tightening sales tax rules on professional services in 2025, reshaping costs for consulting, IT, legal and financial firms, according to new guidance reviewed by Leyton.

TMZ tracks US lawmakers on vacation as a partial government shutdown stalls Washington, raising questions over political priorities and public perception of leadership.

Civil rights leaders have announced a new March on Washington to defend voting rights, drawing on the legacy of 1963 as they rally against restrictive election laws nationwide.

Washington Democrats are divided over a push to reduce U.S. military aid to Israel, exposing deep policy rifts and political risks ahead of November, reports The Seattle Times.

U.S. Marshals arrested a Keizer woman accused of fatally shooting her husband in Washington, authorities said. She faces extradition as investigators examine interstate ties.

As 2026 nears, alternative plans for America’s 250th celebration are taking shape in D.C., with new civic groups and cultural institutions vying to redefine the nation’s big birthday.

Coquese Washington reflects on Rutgers’ legacy while USA Basketball battles Nigeria, weaving program history into live Olympic prep analysis for The IX Sports readers.

Trump blamed “vandalism” for murky water and dead fish in Washington DC’s Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, sparking debate as officials instead cited algae and maintenance issues.

Denzel Washington has revealed the original pronunciation of his name, sparking surprise among fans. In a recent interview, the actor clarified how his family truly says “Denzel.”

The federal government has replaced the slavery exhibition at George Washington’s Philadelphia home, sparking debate among historians and activists over public memory and historical interpretation.

Sphere Entertainment, Maryland, Prince George’s County, and Peterson Companies plan a new Sphere at National Harbor, signaling a major entertainment and economic boost for the region.

Former President Donald Trump addresses the Faith and Freedom Coalition policy conference, outlining his priorities on religious liberty, abortion, and the 2024 election in a speech streamed by PBS.

As America approaches its 250th, Washington, D.C. readies landmark events, museum exhibits, and patriotic parades, offering visitors a front-row seat to history in the making.

Washington faces a bleak sporting landscape as the Capitals’ slump and Alex Ovechkin’s goal drought deepen, mirroring wider struggles across the city’s teams.

The US says China gave only hours’ notice before a Pacific submarine-launched missile test, raising fresh concerns over military transparency and crisis‑management channels between the two powers.

Washington, DC scores big for FIFA World Cup™ viewing, with sports bars, neighborhood venues and special watch parties across the city featured on Washington.org’s roundup.

Authorities in Washington state say 11 workers are presumed dead after a catastrophic paper mill implosion, as efforts transition from active rescue to recovery, NBC News reports.

The Senate approved a bill to reopen the government after a brief shutdown, exposing sharp divisions among Democrats over border security, immigration, and negotiating with Trump.

A US Navy fighter jet crashed in rural Washington state, igniting a fast-moving wildfire that forced temporary evacuations. No fatalities were reported as crews worked to contain the blaze.

A new analysis shows Washington ranks among the worst states for business survival, with Jake warning entrepreneurs face “almost a 60% chance of failing,” raising concerns over local economic policy.