Author: William Green

Politics news startup NOTUS will rebrand as “The Star,” signaling a bold expansion strategy as it seeks a larger audience and stronger footing in the competitive media landscape.

Advocates are pressing the Education Department to expand its definition of “professional” students, a move that could reshape aid eligibility and funding for graduate-level programs.

Eli Lilly plans to invest billions to shift drug manufacturing to the U.S., aiming to strengthen domestic supply chains, boost production capacity and reduce reliance on overseas facilities.

Polarization is seeping into the U.S. armed forces, raising concerns about impartiality, recruitment and civilian control, as experts warn politics is reshaping military culture.

Organized crime rings are increasingly targeting U.S. freight, from luxury electronics to everyday goods, exposing vulnerabilities in supply chains and straining law enforcement.

D.C.’s latest assessments put price tags on America’s most symbolic addresses, revealing eye‑popping estimated values for the White House, the U.S. Capitol and other federal landmarks.

Six people were injured in a stabbing at a Washington state high school, authorities say. The suspected attacker is in custody as investigators probe the motive and campus security.

Debate over voting rights for people with felony convictions intensifies, as lawmakers, courts, and advocates clash over punishment, democracy, and who deserves a voice at the ballot box.

The FAA is weighing a shift from Verizon to Elon Musk’s Starlink for critical communications, signaling a major shake-up in federal telecom contracts, sources told The Washington Post.

A family received a $350,000 settlement after a river otter attacked their toddler at a public park, raising new questions about wildlife management and visitor safety.

A new report reveals Elon Musk briefly worked in the US without proper authorization in 1995 after quitting school, raising fresh questions about his early career and immigration status.

The Tax Foundation’s 2026 State Tax Competitiveness Index debuts with an interactive tool, allowing users to compare states’ tax structures, rankings, and reforms in real time.

The White House is expected to announce an upcoming visit by King Charles, according to Punchbowl News, signaling a high-profile moment in U.S.-U.K. diplomatic relations.

The U.S. and Iran have agreed to a two-week ceasefire as President Trump scales back earlier threats, easing immediate regional tensions while diplomatic efforts cautiously resume.

Chinese officials privately voiced alarm over Trump’s unpredictable Iran strategy, telling The Post it risks regional chaos, undermines U.S. credibility and forces Beijing to recalibrate its own diplomacy.

The Art Museum of the Americas has canceled scheduled exhibitions featuring Black and LGBTQ artists, citing compliance with new Trump administration directives, The Washington Post reports.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla will meet former US President Donald Trump during an official state visit to the United States in April, Buckingham Palace has confirmed.

USC suffered a crushing overtime defeat to Washington in the Big Ten Tournament, as late defensive lapses and missed opportunities doomed the Trojans in a dramatic Sports Illustrated-featured clash.

Pakistan says it will soon host rare U.S.-Iran talks aimed at easing regional tensions, as Tehran warns Washington against any ground operations, CBS News reports.

Sphere Entertainment has confirmed plans for a second US location, expanding its immersive venue concept beyond Las Vegas, according to Far Out Magazine’s latest industry report.