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Elon University has opened applications for its New Study USA Washington, D.C. program for summer 2026, offering students immersive academic and professional experiences in the nation’s capital.
Organizers have unveiled ambitious America 250 plans for D.C., including a “Patriot Games” spectacle, a state fair on the National Mall and a UFC-style fight night at the White House.
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.
Threats against federal judges are on the rise, the U.S. Marshals Service warns, prompting heightened security measures and renewed concern over judicial safety nationwide.
Shakira’s sudden tour cancellations in Boston and Washington DC have rattled fans and travel plans, as Atlanta, San Antonio, Houston, San Diego and Las Vegas may now face similar disruption.
Trump officials move to dismantle a key global climate forecasting hub, alarming scientists who warn the move could weaken disaster preparedness and undermine international cooperation.
The Washington Post has joined another major U.S. newspaper in breaking a long-held tradition, announcing it will not endorse a presidential candidate this week, AP News reports.
TripSavvy explores how to plan an affordable, fun date in Washington, D.C., spotlighting free museums, scenic walks, and budget‑friendly eats that deliver romance without a hefty price tag.
Washington’s Department of Ecology has adopted a new rule to curb methane emissions from landfills, aiming to cut climate pollution through stricter monitoring and gas control measures.
Sports Illustrated breaks down how to watch USC Trojans vs. Washington State, including TV channel, streaming options, tip-off time, and key matchup details for Pac-12 basketball fans.
June 2020 in the Washington, DC area brings a scaled‑back but varied roster of festivals and events, as organizers adapt long‑running cultural, music, and food traditions to evolving health guidelines.
National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom has died following a shooting in Washington DC, BBC reports. Authorities are investigating the incident, with further details yet to be released.
Two National Guard members are in critical condition after a shooting in Washington, DC, authorities say. Police have cordoned off the area as investigations into the attack continue.
We ranked 5,700 holidays, from Labor Day to World Dracula Day, revealing how Americans really celebrate. Discover which traditions endure, which fade, and what your favorites say about you.
U.S., European and Ukrainian officials will convene for another peace meeting aimed at strengthening support for Kyiv and exploring diplomatic options to end the conflict with Russia.
A new Pew Research Center study finds Americans are following the news less closely than in previous years, raising concerns about civic engagement and informed public debate.
WBAL-TV outlines the full schedule of events for Donald Trump’s second presidential inauguration, detailing ceremonies, public appearances and security preparations in Washington.
Five Washington universities have been ranked among the best in the United States, according to a new national survey, underscoring the state’s growing influence in higher education.
September in Washington, D.C. brings a packed calendar: cultural festivals, outdoor concerts, food and wine events, and historic celebrations showcase the capital at its most vibrant.
Ukraine has submitted a revised peace plan to Washington, seeking stronger US backing, as Donald Trump renews criticism of European allies’ support levels, intensifying diplomatic tensions.