Author: Samuel Brown

President Trump has backed down on threatened tariffs against Greenland, saying a framework trade deal has been reached, easing tensions and paving the way for further economic talks

The US and Saudi Arabia highlighted fresh investment and defense deals at a Riyadh forum, signaling closer economic ties despite political strains and regional security concerns.

Eastern Washington businesses are adjusting prices, rounding policies and cash-handling practices as the U.S. Mint stops penny production, raising questions about costs and consumer fairness.

Allies are pressing Donald Trump to claim sweeping executive power over U.S. elections, urging him to declare a national emergency and test the limits of presidential authority.

A Trump-appointed federal judge has suggested the death penalty for certain child sex crimes may be constitutional, challenging precedent and potentially reshaping U.S. capital punishment law.

America 250 officials unveiled a select list of historic U.S. artifacts destined for a commemorative time capsule, aiming to capture the nation’s legacy ahead of the 250th anniversary.

Washington County has been ranked among the nation’s top 10 fastest-growing counties, according to new data, underscoring the region’s surging population and rapid development trends.

The University of Washington women’s soccer team took on a local high school boys squad in a surprising exhibition matchup, and the unexpected final result is sparking debate over gender, skill, and competition.

ICE has arrested a previously deported criminal alien in Virginia, convicted of child sex offenses, underscoring ongoing federal efforts to remove high-risk offenders from the U.S.

A new study breaks Americans into nine distinct political groups, revealing surprising alliances and divides. Explore the categories to see where your beliefs may fit.

The Education Department has acknowledged violating a federal court order in handling Title IX cases, raising questions over compliance, oversight, and potential impacts on student protections.

Washington has urged US firms to invest in Western Sahara, signalling stronger backing for Morocco’s control of the disputed territory despite ongoing international legal and diplomatic sensitivities.

Russian and U.S. officials are in talks to stage exhibition hockey games in St. Petersburg and Washington, D.C., Russia’s sports minister said, signaling a rare thaw in strained bilateral relations.

A federal design panel dominated by Trump appointees has approved plans for a 250ft commemorative arch in Washington, sparking debate over its symbolism, cost and impact on the city’s historic skyline.

World leaders condemned the shooting at a Trump event in Washington, echoing the message that “violence is never the answer” and urging calm, unity and respect for democratic processes.

The Education Department is weighing a plan to shift its special education and civil rights offices outside the agency, sparking debate over oversight, political influence and protections for vulnerable students.

FOX 13 Seattle’s Washington Sports Wrap for Tuesday, 6/16 delivers highlights from Mariners baseball, Seahawks offseason updates, and local prep action in a fast-paced regional roundup.

Some U.S. Olympians say competing under the flag brings pride but also tension, as debates over race, politics and identity reshape what it means to represent red, white and blue.

The Kennedy Center has deleted Donald Trump’s name from its website, complying with a U.S. judge’s order in a donor recognition dispute that raises broader questions over presidential legacies.

The US Justice Department has charged five men over an alleged extremist plot targeting a UFC event at the White House, The Guardian reports, raising fresh concerns over domestic security.