Author: Olivia Williams

Authorities have identified the suspected gunman who triggered a security alert at the White House press dinner, The Guardian reports, as investigators probe motive and possible accomplices.

A new Trump strategy document revives the Monroe Doctrine, warning rivals against encroaching in the Americas while sharply criticizing European allies over defense spending and trade.

Debate grows over revising classic children’s books and shows to match modern values, as parents, educators and creators weigh cultural sensitivity against preserving original works.

Israeli officials say Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet former U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington on Wednesday to discuss ongoing U.S.-Iran nuclear talks, PBS reports.

ESPN’s Football Power Index has identified a clear favorite in the upcoming Illinois vs. Washington matchup, with Sports Illustrated breaking down what the latest FPI data means for both programs.

Native American leaders express mixed reactions to the Washington Commanders’ new logo, calling it a half-measure that fails to fully confront the team’s controversial legacy.

The Washington Post examines the 50 political states of America, revealing sharp divides, emerging coalitions and shifting voter priorities that could redefine future national elections.

A $75 billion financial firm secured a lucrative carve-out in the latest tax bill after an aggressive lobbying campaign, raising fresh questions about corporate influence in Washington.

LIVE: DOJ officials brief reporters in Washington after a new indictment against former FBI Director James Comey, a source says, marking a fresh chapter in the high-profile case.

U.S. News has released its latest global university rankings, shaking up expectations as several non-U.S. institutions climb into top spots, challenging long-dominant American campuses.

“An American education – The Washington Post” examines widening gaps in U.S. schools, tracing how funding, politics and policy missteps shape unequal classrooms and students’ futures.

USA Today explores how sports journalists confront bias, pressure and emotion much like parents of young athletes, revealing shared struggles, tough lessons and human vulnerability.

US President Donald Trump has deployed the National Guard and moved to federalise Washington DC’s police, citing a crime “crisis” despite official data showing overall crime rates continuing to fall.

Betfred USA Sports has launched retail sports betting operations in Washington State, expanding its US footprint and strengthening its partnership network in the regulated American market.

As Donald Trump intensifies his attacks on NATO’s relevance and cost, the alliance’s secretary general heads to Washington, seeking to reassure U.S. leaders and shore up transatlantic unity.

National Guard troops will remain deployed on Washington, D.C., streets through 2026, officials confirmed, extending a security presence initially ordered after recent unrest.

A U.S.-India trade deal faltered because Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi failed to call then-President Donald Trump, financier Howard Lutnick claimed, according to a Washington Post report.

Americans express limited optimism for the next two years as divided government returns, a Pew Research Center survey finds, with modest expectations for bipartisan cooperation and policy progress.

China and Iran are reshaping global trade and finance, exploiting U.S.-led systems to blunt sanctions, deepen alliances and challenge Washington’s economic dominance worldwide.

Some House Republicans are demanding investigations into the NFL and NBC, arguing Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance was inappropriate for a family audience.