Author: William Green

US President Donald Trump said Washington is considering “very strong options” against Iran, raising fears of escalating tensions as the White House weighs military and diplomatic responses.

ASM Microbe, the flagship meeting of the American Society for Microbiology, convenes scientists, clinicians, and industry leaders to discuss breakthroughs shaping the future of microbial science.

Former President Donald Trump added his name to the U.S. Institute of Peace building even as his administration clashed with the congressionally funded organization in court over its role and independence.

The U.S. government shutdown has become the longest in history, halting key services and paychecks. ABC News examines the political standoff, its impact, and what could finally end the impasse.

Millions of Americans are surrendering control of their thermostats to utilities and tech firms, trading autonomy for rebates, energy savings and help stabilizing the overtaxed power grid.

Snowflake Lane’s dazzling finale headlines this weekend’s holiday festivities, joined by seasonal stage shows, markets and family-friendly events across the Seattle area.

USA TODAY High School Sports unveils the 2018-19 ALL-USA Washington Girls Basketball Team, spotlighting standout performers, state champions and emerging college-bound stars.

A National Guard member shot near the White House has died, former President Donald Trump said, according to NBC News, as authorities investigate the circumstances of the fatal incident.

Washington’s My Health, My Data Act, examined by the IAPP, expands privacy protections for consumer health data, raising compliance stakes for businesses beyond traditional health care.

The White House said Trump will sign an order to dismantle the Department of Education, signaling a major overhaul of federal oversight in schools and sparking intense national debate.

With a U.S. government shutdown now underway, PBS examines halted services, furloughed workers, and the political stalemate on Capitol Hill as leaders scramble for a funding deal.

A new Washington Post-UMD poll finds many Americans uneasy with Middle Eastern nations’ growing investments in U.S. sports, raising concerns over human rights, influence and sportswashing.

The Trump administration will retain Washington’s police chief but require cooperation with federal immigration efforts, signaling a shift in the city’s stance on enforcement coordination.

The Senate has rejected rival funding bills, leaving Congress deadlocked as a shutdown deadline nears. Lawmakers now face mounting pressure to strike a last-minute deal.

Seattle University launches “Be On The Forefront. Be Unstoppable.”, a bold initiative positioning students as leaders in innovation, social justice and real-world impact across the region.

The U.S. government has admitted negligence in the 1982 midair collision over Washington, D.C., that killed 67 people, PBS reports, raising renewed questions over aviation oversight.

A new look at George Washington reveals not just a founding father and general, but also a shrewd landowner and entrepreneur whose business dealings shaped early American commerce.

From cherry blossoms along the Tidal Basin to lively street festivals and cultural parades, Washington, D.C.’s top spring events offer visitors a vibrant snapshot of the capital.

ArentFox Schiff’s Washington, DC office continues to expand its regulatory and government affairs practice, positioning the firm as a key player in the capital’s legal market.

The White House is reportedly exploring plans for an “Arc de Trump,” a grand monument echoing Paris’s Arc de Triomphe, sparking debate over cost, design, and the politics of presidential legacy.