Author: Victoria Jones
Victoria Jones
A science journalist who makes complex topics accessible.
Washington, DC will host VENGEANCE DAY® on Saturday, February 15, at the Entertainment & Sports Arena. The high-energy event promises thrilling battles and top-tier competition for all attendees.
PBS outlines the full schedule for Donald Trump’s second inauguration, detailing official ceremonies, parades, and inaugural balls. Coverage promises comprehensive insights into the historic event.
As the college sports model faces growing challenges, Michigan’s champion teams strive to find balance amid shifting dynamics in recruitment, funding, and athlete welfare. The struggle highlights broader issues in collegiate athletics.
A new documentary on the Washington Post’s former publisher highlights challenges facing modern journalism and argues that transparency and integrity remain the media’s path forward, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Hillary Clinton, George Soros, and Denzel Washington were awarded the highest US civilian honor in a ceremony recognizing their significant contributions to society, reported Boston.com.
Louisiana police chiefs face accusations of visa fraud after allegedly submitting false crime reports to secure visas. The Washington Post reveals the scandal, highlighting concerns over abuse of immigration procedures.
Archived: ERO Washington, D.C. has removed a high-ranking Somali national convicted of human rights violations. The action underscores ICE’s commitment to enforcing immigration laws against serious offenders.
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Former President Donald Trump has proposed dismantling the U.S. Department of Education, aiming to reduce federal involvement in schools. Critics warn this could impact funding and oversight nationwide.
Former President Donald Trump praised the “fighting spirit” of the US armed forces during a massive military parade in Washington, highlighting national strength and patriotism, ABC News reports.
The FBI reported a decline in violent crime across the US in 2023, while hate crimes saw a notable increase. The shift highlights ongoing challenges in addressing bias-motivated offenses amid overall crime reduction.
US Marshals shot a person near the DC Convention Center in a developing incident, WTOP reports. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting. No further details have been released.
As Republicans eye a GOP trifecta, expect swift policy shifts on taxes, healthcare, and immigration. The party’s unified control could reshape Washington, intensifying debates and driving conservative agendas forward.
Former President Trump has appointed Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as acting U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C., a surprising move that merges media influence with a key legal role, sparking widespread debate.
Former President Donald Trump returned to Washington following the NATO summit, announcing that the U.S. and Iran are set to meet next week. Details on the agenda and outcomes remain forthcoming.
“We’re the hottest country in the world,” declared Donald Trump as his parade rolled through Washington, DC. The event drew large crowds, showcasing a blend of patriotic displays and political fervor.
Thousands of Christians gathered in Washington, D.C., praying for America’s spiritual revival and urging support for former President Trump in the upcoming election, viewing his leadership as key to the nation’s moral future.
Michigan State dominated Washington at home, securing an 88-54 victory. The Spartans showcased strong offense and defense, overwhelming the Huskies in a decisive win.
Thousands across the U.S. rallied in protest against former President Donald Trump’s policies, voicing concerns on immigration, climate change, and social justice. The demonstrations highlighted growing national divisions.
A judge has ruled that Elon Musk’s team may access certain U.S. Education Department systems, intensifying scrutiny amid ongoing legal battles. The decision raises questions about data security and regulatory oversight.