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Tanks, cannons, and soldiers slept in Washington, DC offices ahead of Trump’s birthday military parade, highlighting unprecedented use of federal spaces for event logistics in the nation’s capital.
As the 2024 US election approaches, food policy emerges as a key battleground. American University explores how debates on agriculture, food security, and sustainability are shaping voter priorities and campaign agendas.
The University of Washington’s College of Arts and Sciences launches “Where Media and Politics Meet,” a new program exploring the critical intersection of journalism and political science. Students gain hands-on experience shaping public discourse.
Thousands of Christians gathered in Washington, D.C., praying for America’s spiritual revival and urging support for former President Trump in the upcoming election, viewing his leadership as key to the nation’s moral future.
House Republicans have unveiled a new spending bill that sharply curtails funding for key programs, prompting strong opposition from Democrats who warn it risks government shutdowns and cuts to essential services.
Thousands across the U.S. rallied in protest against former President Donald Trump’s policies, voicing concerns on immigration, climate change, and social justice. The demonstrations highlighted growing national divisions.
The Senate passed a Trump-backed funding bill, narrowly averting a government shutdown. The bipartisan agreement ensures continued federal operations as lawmakers address key budget priorities.
The U.S. government relies heavily on the Celsius scale, a fact well-known among Capitol Hill insiders. From weather reports to scientific data, Celsius remains a key standard despite Fahrenheit’s public familiarity.
Washington state lawmakers face critical decisions on tax reform and budget allocations impacting Seattle families. Discussions focus on balancing education funding, child services, and economic growth in the coming fiscal year.
Elon Musk withdraws from Washington amid mounting pressures, yet his ambitious projects continue unabated. Despite retreating, Musk’s influence and innovations remain a pivotal force in tech and space sectors.
The Washington Post unveils how influencers are emerging as the new dark money, receiving hefty payments to sway voter opinions covertly. This hidden tactic raises fresh concerns about transparency in political campaigns.
Competence questions pose a growing risk to Trump’s political image, casting doubt on his leadership abilities amid ongoing scrutiny. The Washington Post reports these concerns may impact his 2024 campaign prospects.
Amid growing fears of retaliation, critics of former President Trump are increasingly choosing silence. The New York Times reports on how intimidation tactics are stifling public dissent and reshaping political discourse.
Washington cautions adversaries against misreading U.S. political divisions as weakness. Officials emphasize America’s unity and resilience, underscoring a continued strong stance in global affairs.
GB News is set to expand into the US with a new nightly show dedicated to American politics. The move aims to broaden the channel’s reach and engage audiences on key US political developments.
Did George Washington foresee today’s political climate? Annenberg Media explores the first president’s warnings about partisan division and its relevance to current U.S. politics, revealing timeless concerns about unity and governance.
Former President Donald Trump’s military parade in Washington, D.C., is set to begin at 10 a.m. Saturday. The full festival schedule includes patriotic events and performances throughout the day.
Iran is reportedly preparing missiles for potential retaliatory strikes on U.S. bases, according to officials cited by The New York Times. The move heightens tensions amid ongoing regional conflicts.
Democrats and some Republicans express concern over President Trump’s unilateral strike on Iran, questioning the legality and potential consequences of the action, signaling deep bipartisan unease within Washington.
Elon Musk’s growing alignment with right-wing politics is sparking backlash, potentially alienating Tesla’s customer base and unsettling investors. This shift risks hurting the electric car maker’s sales and stock performance, experts warn.