Author: Olivia Williams

The new album “No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.” by No Kings challenges traditional power narratives with its raw sound and bold lyrics. The band pushes boundaries, questioning authority in today’s chaotic world.

Former President Trump claimed DC crime is “totally out of control.” NBC4 Washington’s analysis of recent crime data reveals a nuanced picture, with some categories rising but overall trends showing mixed results.

Brooks and Capehart discuss on PBS how Pope Leo XIV’s leadership could influence U.S. culture and politics, highlighting potential shifts in social values and policy debates in the coming years.

Washington Spirit embraces its unique power to uplift a community hit hard by the U.S. government shutdown, using soccer to bring hope and unity during challenging times.

England delivered a commanding performance to outclass the USA in Washington DC, despite multiple lightning delays disrupting play. The rugby union team showcased skill and resilience in a dominant victory.

Brussels has firmly rejected US demands to ease climate regulations, emphasizing that environmental standards are “not up for discussion.” The stance highlights ongoing tensions in transatlantic climate policy talks.

Former President Donald Trump has deployed the US National Guard to Washington, DC, citing a crime emergency. The move has sparked debate over the timing and motives behind the deployment.

WSECU Fall Fest returns to downtown Spokane on October 4, 2025, featuring live music, local vendors, and family-friendly activities. The city celebrates autumn with community spirit and seasonal fun.

The Washington Post’s analysis reveals that Millennials face unprecedented economic challenges, including stagnant wages, rising debt, and delayed milestones, marking them as possibly the unluckiest generation in U.S. history.

In congressional hearings, Education Secretary McMahon faced tough questions on the federal government’s diminishing role in K-12 schools and colleges, highlighting debates over funding, oversight, and education policy priorities.

Discover 80+ exciting events and activities this October 2025 in Washington, DC. From vibrant fall festivals to historic tours, explore the capital’s unique culture and seasonal charm all month long.

Washington is battling multiple active wildfires, contributing to the worst air quality in the U.S. Current reports detail fire sizes and containment efforts as crews work to control the blazes.

The Education Department has revoked its guidance on English learning services, raising concerns among educators. Critics warn this move may disrupt support for non-native speakers, calling the decision “alarming.”

The NCAA is facing scrutiny over proposed changes that could threaten funding and support for diving and other less mainstream sports. Critics warn these moves risk sidelining athletic diversity and opportunity.

Washington University in St. Louis ranks among America’s top universities, according to U.S. News & World Report. The institution is recognized for academic excellence, research opportunities, and strong student outcomes.

A new survey reveals widespread American frustration with Washington, D.C., highlighting deep partisan divides and calls for reform. Experts debate solutions, from structural changes to increased transparency, aiming to restore trust.

A gas leak triggered a powerful explosion in Washington, demolishing a building and injuring one person. Emergency responders swiftly arrived on the scene. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Former President Donald Trump has labeled Washington, DC, as “dangerous,” citing crime concerns. However, recent data shows mixed trends, with some violent crimes decreasing and others rising, challenging the accuracy of his claims.

Donald Trump’s recent show of force in Washington, D.C., has sparked outrage among residents, who view the display as an intimidation tactic undermining the city’s stability and democratic spirit, reports The Guardian.

Judges are challenging D.C. criminal charges, labeling recent searches as “the most illegal.” The move raises questions about evidence admissibility and defendants’ rights in ongoing investigations.