Author: Victoria Jones

Gas prices are surging nationwide as escalating tensions between the Trump administration and Iran fuel uncertainty in global oil markets, raising fears of broader economic fallout.

A reverse migration of Black Americans to the South is redrawing political maps, reshaping urban power centers and challenging long-held assumptions about race, opportunity and influence in the U.S.

Former President Donald Trump hailed the late Sen. Lindsey Graham as “a true American original” during a Washington funeral service, praising his loyalty, service, and impact on U.S. politics.

As a federal shutdown looms, Washington state braces for uneven impacts. From furloughed workers to delayed services, KUOW explores who’s hit hardest and who’s spared.

Donald Trump brushed off mounting AI safety concerns, telling reporters the U.S. already has sufficient regulatory tools to police the technology, Reuters reported Thursday.

Security.org’s latest analysis ranks the most dangerous U.S. cities, revealing sharp divides in violent crime rates, regional trends, and the social factors driving urban safety risks.

The Pentagon has released the July 4 National Mall flyover schedule, detailing times, aircraft types, and routes. Residents are advised to expect low-flying jets and brief traffic disruptions.

Hundreds of Mexican children cross the border daily to attend U.S. schools, navigating early-morning commutes, strict checks and identity questions in pursuit of better education.

The Trump administration has dropped charges over vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, acknowledging its repair efforts were “botched,” raising new questions over oversight and accountability.

Senate leaders reached a bipartisan funding deal to avert a government shutdown, easing market fears and political tension as the high-stakes presidential campaign season intensifies.

A New York mother withdrew her children from school after a Pride-themed video was shown without prior notice, claiming she felt “insulted” and no longer trusted school leadership.

USA Basketball announced Washington, D.C. will host a 2027 FIBA Men’s World Cup Qualifier, bringing elite international basketball and key national team action to the nation’s capital.

Donald Trump threatened to halt US trade with Spain unless Madrid increases defence spending and support for US military bases, escalating tensions with a key NATO ally, Reuters reported.

PBS examines Donald Trump’s remarks on China and the 2020 election, comparing his claims to official records and legal documents to clarify what the evidence actually shows.

President Trump has signed executive orders seeking to curb birthright citizenship, challenging long-standing interpretations of the 14th Amendment and prompting fierce legal and political debate across the nation.

Donald Trump has unveiled controversial “patriot passports” featuring his own image, sparking debate over nationalism, personal branding, and the politicization of official US travel documents.

The carrier USS George Washington is steaming west as USS Abraham Lincoln’s deployment approaches nine months, raising concerns over extended crew strain and evolving U.S. naval commitments.

A Washington business is moving across town, citing better visibility, increased foot traffic and room to expand, hoping the new location will boost sales and long-term stability.

A Kansas school district has rejected accusations that its transgender student policy violates state law, defending its guidelines as compliant amid rising legal and political scrutiny.

The U.S. Department of Education has requested clarification from California and Washington on planned revisions to transgender policies, seeking details on compliance with federal civil rights protections.