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Despite official claims, ICE continues to heavily target non-criminal immigrants, raising concerns about the agency’s enforcement priorities and the impact on vulnerable communities across the U.S.
Former President Donald Trump plans a grand military parade in Washington, aiming to celebrate his birthday alongside national pride. The unprecedented event marks a bold move, stirring both support and controversy.
The 2024 Democratic National Convention dazzled with a star-studded lineup, featuring celebrities like Pink and Kerry Washington. Their presence underscored the event’s energy and high-profile support. Read more on Yahoo.
Jayden Daniels expresses excitement and determination after being named the Washington Commanders’ starting quarterback. The young signal-caller vows to lead the team with focus and resilience in the upcoming NFL season.
Quiz: How well do you know the Trump administration’s impact on K-12 education policy and funding? Test your knowledge with Education Week’s latest quiz exploring key changes and initiatives from 2017 to 2021.
On New Year’s Eve, lightning struck both the Washington Monument and the US Capitol, sparking curiosity and concern. Officials confirmed the events, highlighting the structures’ vulnerability to natural forces.
The Trump administration has launched an investigation into admissions practices at a Virginia magnet school, scrutinizing potential violations of federal civil rights laws amid broader debates over educational equity.
Another local USAID contractor has shut down, highlighting growing challenges in the sector. The closure raises concerns over project continuity and the impact on ongoing international development efforts.
Angry voters confronted a GOP lawmaker at a town hall in Washington, expressing frustration over recent policies and decisions. The tense exchange highlighted growing political divisions ahead of upcoming elections.
The US Senate has blocked Washington’s Revised Criminal Code Act, sparking debate over justice reforms. Critics argue the bill could undermine public safety, while supporters call for modernized laws.
Former President Trump signed an order directing the Education Secretary to prepare plans for shutting down the Department of Education. The move sparks debate over the future of federal education oversight.
RFK Jr. suggests he might prohibit scientists from publishing in leading medical journals, sparking controversy over academic freedom and scientific integrity, The Washington Post reports.
Two Israeli Embassy staff members were shot and killed outside the Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., CBS News reports. Authorities are investigating the incident and have secured the area. No suspect has been identified.
Australia has ruled out retaliating against US steel tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, opting instead for diplomatic engagement, Reuters reports. The move aims to maintain strong bilateral trade relations.
Violent crime and murders increased in 2015, according to FBI data released by The Washington Post. The report highlights a notable rise in offenses, raising concerns about public safety nationwide.
Exclusive: The US and Russia are reportedly in talks to restore Russian gas supplies to Europe, seeking solutions amid energy tensions. Sources say discussions aim to ease Europe’s energy crisis.
During his Mideast trip, President Trump emphasized that a meeting with Vladimir Putin is crucial for advancing Russia-Ukraine peace talks, signaling a potential diplomatic breakthrough, The Washington Post reports.
Washington Commanders’ quarterback Jayden Daniels stars in a new Nike commercial, showcasing his agility and leadership. The ad has quickly captured fans’ attention, highlighting his rising influence both on and off the field.
As Washington, D.C., faces a surge in violent crime, the DOJ pledges increased federal support to bolster local law enforcement efforts and curb escalating public safety concerns in the nation’s capital.
Thousands gathered in Washington DC for the People’s March, advocating for social justice and policy reforms. The event drew diverse crowds, highlighting widespread calls for change and unity across the capital.