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The Washington Post argues that by almost every measure, the U.S. is losing its shadow war with Iran, as Tehran expands regional influence and evades American deterrence.
The prospect of the US withdrawing one-third of its troops from Europe is raising concern among NATO allies, prompting questions over deterrence, security gaps, and Russia’s strategic calculations.
Former President Donald Trump warned Chinese President Xi Jinping against backing Iran, prompting assurances from Beijing of restraint, a U.S. envoy told Reuters on Thursday.
Donald Trump waved the green flag to start a historic IndyCar race through Washington DC, drawing huge crowds and tight security as the capital briefly transformed into a high-speed street circuit.
The US and China will launch a new AI communication channel following their recent summit, the White House says, aiming to reduce tensions and manage emerging technology risks.
The Washington Post reviews Sarah Jessica Parker’s latest literary picks, finding her curated selections insightful and compelling, confirming her surprising influence as a discerning book tastemaker.
A Washington state pastor has been indicted in an alleged $13 million fraud scheme, accused of exploiting congregants and investors through bogus ventures, federal prosecutors announced.
Washington vs. Purdue shapes up as a defining moment for the Huskies, who seek to salvage their season against a rising Boilermakers squad in a pivotal nonconference clash.
The White House UFC spectacle reveals a candid portrait of America’s culture wars, political theatrics, and the uneasy fusion of sports entertainment with presidential power.
President Trump’s summit with China’s Xi Jinping concluded with few concrete achievements, as both leaders pledged continued dialogue but announced no major breakthroughs on trade or security.
South Africa’s new ambassador to the US told the BBC there is no evidence of a “white genocide,” rejecting right-wing claims and stressing that crime affects all communities equally.
Donald Trump has singled out several Smithsonian artworks he deems politically charged, sparking debate over cultural censorship, museum independence and the role of art in public life.
The White House is preparing an elaborate welcome for Chinese President Xi Jinping in a landmark visit, highlighting fragile US-China ties amid tensions over trade, security and human rights.
Major US news outlets have suspended shared coverage of Donald Trump’s campaign, protesting restrictions on media access after a BBC report highlighted growing tensions over press freedom.
President Donald Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping to the White House for a formal state dinner, underscoring efforts to strengthen U.S.-China relations amid ongoing trade and security tensions.
Donald Trump has announced that a proposed monumental arch in Washington, DC, would double as a military complex, raising questions over its purpose, cost and political symbolism.
Commanders coach Dan Quinn blasted his staff after a chaotic overtime clock mishap cost Washington a chance at victory, calling the breakdown “unacceptable” and insisting “it can’t happen again.”
Monumental Sports & Entertainment has named LG Electronics USA the official TV and display partner for the new Capital One Arena, enhancing fan experiences with advanced screen technology.
As Biden’s AI agenda shadows the Trump-Xi summit, both sides weigh tech cooperation against fears of espionage, economic rivalry and military dominance in a rapidly shifting global order.
House Republicans have advanced a $95 billion package aligning Iran war funding with Donald Trump’s priorities, sparking intense partisan debate over foreign aid, security, and U.S. global strategy.