Author: Victoria Jones

Redshirting, the practice of delaying a child’s school start to boost readiness, sparks heated debate in Washington, DC. Parents’ rights advocates clash with educators over its impact on equity and development.

The U.S. has dropped out of the top 10 on the Henley Passport Index, reflecting a decline in travel freedom for American passport holders amid evolving global mobility trends, The Washington Post reports.

A German company has chosen Washington County, Tennessee, for its first U.S. production facility, bringing new jobs and investment to the region, officials announced. The project marks a significant boost to local industry and economy.

The former Washington Football team facility is set to be transformed into the new headquarters for the local Parks & Recreation department. The repurposing aims to enhance community services and promote outdoor activities.

The U.S. faces a potential federal government shutdown as lawmakers struggle to agree on funding. This halt would pause non-essential services, impacting millions and raising economic concerns nationwide.

US Supreme Court conservatives signal support for a landmark religious charter school case, indicating a potential shift in education and religious freedom jurisprudence, Reuters reports.

Washington and Maryland face off in a pivotal Big Ten clash with playoff hopes on the line. Both teams need a win to stay in contention as the race tightens. Who will survive and advance?

Washington State’s mascot made a memorable entrance at the USC game, arriving inside a cardboard Trojan Horse. The creative stunt energized fans and added a playful twist to the intense rivalry.

During a government shutdown, non-essential federal services close, affecting national parks, museums, and some administrative functions. Essential services like law enforcement and healthcare continue. Employees face furloughs and delayed pay.

Washington Commanders’ new lead back, a 7th-round draft pick, calls his unexpected rise “a blessing.” The underdog’s journey highlights the team’s depth and potential breakthroughs this NFL season.

German defense contractor Rheinmetall plans to open a U.S. hub in Fairfax County, expanding its presence in the American market. The move aims to boost local defense capabilities and foster closer ties with U.S. clients.

The World Bank’s 2018 World Development Report highlights the urgent need to improve global education quality. It calls for innovative policies to enhance learning outcomes and unlock the full potential of education worldwide.

“Red Tape, Iron Nerve: The Iranian Quest for U.S. Education” explores the challenges Iranian students face amid political barriers and visa restrictions as they strive to access American academic opportunities.

Washington and Washington State face off on Saturday in a pivotal Pac-12 clash. Experts favor Washington by 7 points, with odds favoring the Huskies to cover. Expect a competitive showdown in this 9/20 NCAA matchup.

Commanders RB Austin Ekeler is launching a groundbreaking tech platform, marking a first in the sports industry. The innovative initiative aims to redefine athlete-fan engagement, Sports Illustrated reports.

Kerry Washington emphasizes the need to level the playing field in Hollywood, advocating for greater diversity and equal opportunities. She highlights systemic barriers and calls for industry-wide change in a recent Hollywood Reporter interview.

President Trump announced he is placing Washington, D.C., police under federal control and deploying the National Guard to address escalating unrest. The move aims to restore order amid ongoing protests and violence in the capital.

Richard Wolfe’s latest column in The Holland Sentinel dives into the truths and falsehoods shaping Washington politics, offering sharp insights and revealing the spin behind today’s headlines.

Washington lottery sales have surged amid COVID-19 entertainment lulls, as residents turn to tickets for a chance at big wins. The spike reflects a shift in spending during pandemic-related restrictions, KOMO reports.

“Burning,” a South Korean psychological thriller, captivates with its slow-building tension and enigmatic narrative, culminating in a breathtaking climax that leaves audiences questioning reality and motives. The Washington Post calls it a must-watch.