Author: Olivia Williams
Olivia Williams
A documentary filmmaker who sheds light on important issues.
The U.S. Senate adjourned without voting on a key college sports bill, delaying potential nationwide rules on athlete compensation and raising uncertainty for NCAA programs.
U.S. News’s revamped college rankings have upended long‑standing lists, elevating public universities and reshuffling elite schools, as critics question the new formula’s transparency and impact.
A growing share of men facing deportation have lived in the U.S. for years, reshaping family dynamics and raising questions about immigration enforcement priorities.
U.S. universities report record international enrollment as Indian students surge, reshaping campus demographics, boosting local economies, and intensifying competition for visas.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is increasingly targeting immigrants without criminal records, raising concerns among advocates and legal experts about shifting enforcement priorities and due process.
A new poll finds fewer U.S. adults are gambling compared with a decade ago, suggesting shifting attitudes and economic pressures may be reducing participation in betting activities.
IndyCar brings the Freedom 250 to Washington, D.C., promising high-speed drama on a new urban circuit. Here’s what to know: race schedule, key contenders and how to watch on TV and streaming.
A Venezuelan oil executive targeted by a Swiss arrest warrant became central to a secretive U.S. effort, exposing a high-stakes clash of legal authority, diplomacy and geopolitical strategy.
Former President Donald Trump drove a vehicle across the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on Tuesday to inspect a controversial blue coating project, according to PBS. National Park officials are reviewing the stunt.
A new US carrier strike group has arrived in the Middle East, bolstering American naval power amid regional tensions and signaling Washington’s commitment to security and deterrence.
New disclosures in the Jeffrey Epstein case have triggered high-profile resignations and inquiries across Europe, while in the United States the political and legal repercussions appear far more restrained.
Top U.S. military leaders are privately warning Defense Secretary Hegseth against expanding operations in Iran, citing risks of regional escalation and strain on American forces.
Former US official Pete Hegseth warns the International Criminal Court could probe alleged US-linked boat strikes in Latin America, raising concerns over military accountability.
U.S. allies fear Washington is edging toward strategic defeat in Iran, as dwindling leverage, Tehran’s regional gains, and divided Western priorities undermine long-term American influence.
The USS George Washington’s arrival in Da Nang underscores the enduring U.S.-Vietnam partnership, advancing regional security, defense cooperation, and diplomatic ties.
Human Rights Watch says the Trump administration “gutted” U.S. civil rights enforcement, accusing federal agencies of scaling back protections for minorities and weakening key anti-discrimination safeguards.
USA Network’s sunny “blue-sky” era ends as “Royal Pains” bows out and darker, edgier dramas like “Mr. Robot” redefine the channel’s identity and ambitions.
The US Men’s National Team has taken over Washington’s top soccer facilities this week, drawing fans and media as they prepare intensively for upcoming international fixtures.
From the Great Galveston Hurricane to Hurricane Katrina and beyond, the most devastating storms and droughts have reshaped communities, policy, and the U.S. economy.
Residents in a major U.S. data center hub are pushing back, citing noise, environmental strain and soaring energy demands, reshaping local politics and development battles.