Author: Victoria Jones

With less than a week to avert a shutdown, Congress faces a standoff over spending and policy riders. Here’s how a lapse in funding could impact federal services and workers.

Romania will host a week-long series of events in Washington, DC, celebrating its strategic partnership with the United States, featuring political, economic, and cultural dialogues.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup draw will take place at Washington’s Kennedy Center, FOX Sports announced, marking a high-profile milestone as nations learn their paths to the expanded global tournament.

Massachusetts regulators have accused prediction market Kalshi of running an illegal sports wagering operation, alleging its event contracts function as unlicensed sports betting, Reuters reports.

The Washington Post’s Arts & Entertainment section delivers sharp reviews, in-depth cultural analysis and timely coverage of film, TV, music, theater and the visual arts.

Sports Illustrated has named the Commanders’ quarterback its most powerful star, highlighting his rising influence on and off the field in the magazine’s latest power rankings.

Washington is bracing for another government shutdown as partisan gridlock deepens. With key funding deadlines approaching, lawmakers show little sign of compromise.

Washington has been ranked the worst state for starting a business, according to a new analysis, raising concerns over regulatory burdens, high costs, and competitive challenges for entrepreneurs.

U.S. Travel warns that small businesses face mounting financial peril as travel demand lags, urging Washington to deliver immediate relief or risk widespread closures nationwide.

Donald Trump announced he is placing Washington, D.C., police under federal control and activating the National Guard, citing escalating unrest in the capital, AP News reported.

US authorities have identified the two National Guard members shot in Washington, DC, during weekend unrest, Al Jazeera reports, as investigations into the attack continue.

A US federal judge has ordered an end to former President Donald Trump’s deployment of troops in Washington, DC, ruling the move exceeded executive authority, Al Jazeera reported.

Washington, D.C., long seen as a natural World Cup stage, was left off the 2026 host list amid stadium concerns, political hurdles and stronger bids from rival U.S. cities.

President Trump orders National Guard to Washington, D.C., assuming command of local police in a sweeping crime crackdown, raising legal questions and intensifying political tensions.

Washington, DC prepares to honor the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday with parades, exhibits, and ceremonies. Our guide highlights key events, venues, and travel tips.

The U.S. government has shut down, halting nonessential services and leaving thousands of D.C.-area federal workers furloughed or unpaid, NBC4 Washington reports.

Washingtonian’s “Most Powerful Women in Washington” spotlights leaders shaping policy, business, and culture, revealing how female influence is redefining power in the nation’s capital.

The U.S. Department of Education outlines key steps for students with disabilities preparing for college, stressing self-advocacy, legal rights, and access to campus support services.

Curtis Yarvin, once a fringe tech theorist whose ideas helped shape Dogecoin’s early culture, has become one of its fiercest critics as the meme currency faces renewed scrutiny.

Most K-12 programs are set to leave the U.S. Education Department under a sweeping downsizing plan, raising questions about federal oversight, funding stability, and the future of school support services.