Author: Sophia Davis

USA Basketball has unveiled its roster for the July men’s World Cup qualifiers, naming a mix of NBA and G League talent for crucial road games in the Dominican Republic and Mexico.

President Trump’s decision to deploy the National Guard to several US cities has intensified a national debate over public safety, federal authority and the handling of ongoing protests.

As aging US Supreme Court justices weigh retirement, partisan battles over Senate control and presidential power intensify, shaping strategic decisions with long-lasting legal consequences.

Donald Trump has warned that “jihadists” could gain power in Washington as Democrats show renewed momentum, sharpening political tensions ahead of the next US election.

Auburn opened its 2018 campaign with a statement win over Washington in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game. These photos capture the Tigers’ key plays, intensity, and celebration.

Seattle fans packed the stadium as the U.S. faced Belgium in a high-intensity World Cup clash. Explore our photo gallery capturing crucial moments, fan passion and dramatic action.

As U.S.-Canada tensions intensify, Republicans face mounting scrutiny over trade and security policies, with analysts warning of potential electoral fallout in key border and farm states.

Revealed: The 2026 Best Places to Work in Greater Washington spotlight firms redefining workplace culture, with flexible policies, robust benefits and inclusive leadership.

More than 700 structures have been destroyed and 65,000 residents forced to evacuate as fast-moving wildfires sweep across Washington state, officials said, warning conditions could worsen.

Chicago’s image as America’s murder capital masks a more complex reality. Crime data, national comparisons and expert analysis reveal a gap between perception and statistical fact.

University of Washington rowers Molly and Megan Moll have been named to Team USA for the upcoming World Championships, marking a major milestone for the Husky twin standouts.

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s plan to limit graduate student loans in nursing and other professional fields, halting changes that critics said would restrict access to advanced degrees.

From parades on the National Mall to neighborhood firework shows, here’s your guide to July 4th 2025 celebrations, road closures and safety tips across the D.C. region.

A former U.S. attorney in Seattle has filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump, claiming his dismissal was unlawful. The suit alleges political retaliation and challenges presidential authority.

The Education Department has revoked guidance on services for English learners, alarming advocates who fear reduced protections and support for multilingual students nationwide.

The Justice Department has dropped its criminal case against an Olympic athlete accused of damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, citing insufficient evidence to proceed.

As federal climate efforts stall, Washington state finds itself under mounting pressure to lead. Lawmakers, activists, and industry now grapple with how far and how fast to cut emissions.

Former President Donald Trump appeared to retreat from earlier suggestions that the U.S. should charge fees for protecting oil shipments in the Strait of Hormuz, softening his stance in recent remarks.

Find out when and where to watch today’s games with The Washington Post’s complete Sports TV and radio listings for the D.C. region, featuring local teams, national matchups and key broadcasts.

Washington state officials say federal marijuana rescheduling likely won’t change rules for local cannabis businesses, leaving existing regulations and compliance burdens largely intact.