Author: William Green
William Green
A business reporter who covers the world of finance.
Washington is voicing concern over Korea’s new “fake news” law, warning it could curb free expression and unfairly target U.S. tech firms, the Korea JoongAng Daily reports.
The US CDC has decided not to release a detailed report on COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness, sparking criticism from experts who argue the withheld data is crucial for public health decisions.
AmCham Egypt launches its Doorknock Mission in Washington, aiming to strengthen business diplomacy, attract US investment, and deepen bilateral economic and trade ties.
Gen Z voters express mounting anxiety over climate, economy and democracy, doubting politicians can deliver real change, a Washington Post report on youth attitudes finds.
Iraqi PM’s Washington visit marks a crucial test for US-Iraq ties, shaping security cooperation, economic partnerships, and Baghdad’s regional role amid shifting Middle East dynamics.
Qatar’s purchase of a minority stake in Washington’s NFL and NBA franchises has ignited controversy, raising fresh concerns over foreign influence, human rights, and the future of U.S. sports ownership.
NATO Secretary General meets President Trump in Washington, emphasizing that Europe is increasing defense spending and contributions to collective security under the transatlantic alliance.
Washington County marked America’s 250th birthday with parades, music, and fireworks, as residents gathered to honor local history and reflect on the nation’s enduring ideals.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino defends soaring 2026 World Cup ticket prices, arguing they remain cheaper than major U.S. college football games, sparking debate over fan access.
The Washington Post is reportedly dismantling its entire sports department, sparking concerns over job losses, diminished local coverage, and the paper’s evolving digital-first strategy.
A Taiwanese diplomat told AP that Taipei urgently needs more advanced U.S. weapons for self-defense, warning that China’s growing military pressure poses an escalating threat to the island.
The Business Journals’ “Greater Washington’s Best Places to Work in 2026” list spotlights employers leading in culture, benefits and innovation across the region’s competitive labor market.
St. George and Washington City again rank among the nation’s top small business startup hubs, reflecting rapid growth, pro-business policies and a robust entrepreneurial climate.
WATCH: Vance delivers a rare White House briefing after Trump signs a contentious Iran war agreement, outlining next steps as lawmakers and allies react to the escalating tensions.
UCLA’s UCDC program places students in Washington, D.C., offering internships on Capitol Hill and in federal agencies, giving Bruins firsthand exposure to policymaking and national politics.
Trump intensifies his campaign against English instruction for immigrant children, drawing criticism from educators and advocates who say the move undermines integration and equal opportunity.
FOX 13 Seattle’s Washington Sports Wrap for Friday, June 12 recaps Mariners action, Seahawks offseason updates, and key high school playoff highlights across the region.
As Venezuela’s power struggle intensifies, U.S. involvement is deepening. Washington’s latest moves raise the stakes in a political arena long likened to a dangerous blood sport.
Washington faces Ohio State on September 27, 2025. Here’s how to watch the marquee matchup, with kickoff time, TV channel information, and live streaming details on FOX Sports.
The federal government remains shut down, disrupting services nationwide. From delayed pay for federal workers to stalled public programs, communities are feeling the mounting strain.