Author: William Green

The latest attack threatening President Trump underscores rising political violence in the US, raising urgent concerns over security, polarization and the stability of democratic institutions.

Authorities confirmed the death toll from the Washington tank rupture has risen to eight, as recovery teams continue search operations and investigators probe the cause.

Washington reels after gunfire erupts at the White House press dinner, shattering a night of political pageantry and laying bare the rage of an angry, polarized nation.

A controversial Trump directive targeting bank services for immigrants has been delayed following strong opposition from Wall Street, as major financial institutions lobby for revisions.

From revitalized waterfronts to eclipses over historic skylines, National Geographic’s “10 Reasons to Visit the East Coast in 2025” reveals why America’s Atlantic edge is having a landmark year.

The Chicago Sky face the Washington Mystics on June 2. Here’s how to watch the WNBA clash, including TV channel, start time and live streaming details, courtesy of USA Today.

A US federal panel has approved Donald Trump’s proposal for a massive commemorative arch in Washington, DC, raising debate over its design, symbolism, and impact on the capital’s historic landscape.

A Midwest manufacturer takes on former president Donald Trump in court, claiming his tariffs hiked costs, threatened jobs and violated the Constitution’s limits on executive power.

Mentalist Oz Pearlman will host President Trump’s return to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, USA Today reports, marking a showbiz twist as politics and media reunite in Washington.

As frontline leaders vanish from modern battlefields, lessons from the U.S. Civil War reveal how the loss of on-the-ground commanders can cripple forces, morale and decision-making.

Mexico’s government, while publicly resisting US prosecutions of politicians over cartel ties, has effectively bowed to Washington’s pressure, exposing deep dependence and tensions in bilateral relations.

A new map highlights the U.S. cities with the highest homicide rates, revealing stark regional disparities and raising fresh questions about policing, poverty and public safety.

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.