The US Senate has blocked Washington’s Revised Criminal Code Act, sparking debate over justice reforms. Critics argue the bill could undermine public safety, while supporters call for modernized laws.
Trump’s tariffs spark fears of escalating trade wars, a potential recession, and soaring prices, with the cost of an iPhone projected to hit $2,300, Reuters reports, highlighting widespread economic concerns.
Four Washington cities have been named among the nation’s best places to live, according to US News. The rankings highlight quality of life, affordability, and community appeal in these top-ranked locales.
The Washington Times reports that businesses must actively support U.S. border control efforts to ensure national security and economic stability. Strengthened collaboration is crucial amid rising border challenges.
As the Trump presidency progresses, the family’s business empire sees soaring profits, overshadowing widespread protests. Financial gains appear to outpace political dissent, raising new questions about conflicts of interest.
DOGE slashes $900 million from the agency monitoring American students’ academic progress, raising concerns over data tracking and educational oversight. The move impacts future student performance evaluations nationwide.
Israeli embassy staffers were shot dead in Washington, DC. Authorities are investigating the attack, with limited details on the victims and assailant. The motive remains unclear. Officials urge calm as the probe continues.
Elon Musk’s extensive business ties in China, including Tesla’s operations, raise concerns about conflicts of interest as he takes on roles tied to U.S. national security, complicating the intersection of commerce and government oversight.
The Supreme Court ruled that former President Trump can temporarily revoke immigration parole for 530,000 migrants, pausing protections that allowed them to live and work in the U.S. while their cases are reviewed.
Photos showcase D.C.’s newest sports and concert venue, offering a modern space for major events. The facility features cutting-edge design and state-of-the-art amenities, promising a vibrant hub for entertainment in the city.
Former President Trump signed an order directing the Education Secretary to prepare plans for shutting down the Department of Education. The move sparks debate over the future of federal education oversight.
A recent report reveals a sharp rise in violent crime and homicides in Washington state. Authorities urge increased vigilance as communities grapple with escalating incidents. Full details on MyNorthwest.com.
Investors are steering clear of the U.S. dollar and Treasurys amid escalating fears over President Trump’s trade war. The uncertainty is driving market volatility as global tensions rise.
Washington basketball made a strong showing in the 2019 March Madness tournament, showcasing the Huskies’ resilience and skill. Their performance energized fans and highlighted the team’s potential on the national stage.
Former President Trump has appointed Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as interim U.S. attorney for Washington, D.C., drawing attention due to her media background and outspoken political commentary.
U.S. budget cuts in Somalia risk undermining efforts to combat al-Shabab, experts warn. Reduced funding may limit military support and intelligence sharing, potentially strengthening the extremist group’s foothold.
Hollywood insiders reveal a shift as the industry shows openness to working with Trump, contrasting with Biden’s perceived silence on entertainment support. Variety explores this evolving dynamic in U.S. politics and film.
The NAACP has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Education Department, challenging recent cuts to funding for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in schools. The move sparks debate on education equity.
Crime rates have declined nationwide, yet Fox News viewers remain largely unaware, highlighting the media’s role in shaping public perception of safety, according to The Washington Post analysis.
The White House eased tariffs on Chinese goods following warnings they were harming “Trump’s people,” reflecting concerns over economic fallout amid ongoing trade tensions, The Washington Post reports.