On September 18, pivotal moments shaped history: from the start of Chile’s independence in 1810 to the founding of NASA’s Apollo program in 1961, this date marks significant global milestones.
U.S. News & World Report has released its latest rankings of the best universities worldwide, highlighting top institutions for academic excellence, research impact, and global reputation in 2024.
Fact check: After a notable rise in violent crime in 2023, Washington, D.C. has seen a decline in such incidents throughout 2024 and into 2025, signaling a potential shift in local public safety trends, CNN reports.
US small businesses are voicing strong opposition to the Trump-era tariffs, calling them harmful as a legal battle unfolds. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions over trade policies impacting local enterprises.
Riley Gaines’ campaign against transgender athletes in sports has sparked controversy, with critics saying it fuels division without addressing broader issues, ultimately causing harm to inclusivity and fairness in competition.
The National Guard has begun deploying on Washington, DC streets following the Trump administration’s takeover of local police operations. The move aims to bolster security amid rising tensions in the capital.
A new study from WashU reveals how geography shapes America’s political divide. Urban and rural areas show stark differences in voting patterns, driven by socioeconomic and cultural factors tied to location.
Donald Trump’s recent show of force in Washington, D.C., has sparked outrage among residents, who view the display as an intimidation tactic undermining the city’s stability and democratic spirit, reports The Guardian.
Discover 3 Days of African American History & Heritage in Washington, DC. Explore iconic landmarks, museums, and cultural events celebrating Black excellence and legacy in the nation’s capital. A must-visit for history enthusiasts.
The U.S. Education Department has warned 60 colleges that it may take action over concerns of antisemitism on their campuses, signaling increased federal scrutiny on how institutions address discrimination.
Judges are challenging D.C. criminal charges, labeling recent searches as “the most illegal.” The move raises questions about evidence admissibility and defendants’ rights in ongoing investigations.
Nando’s Peri-Peri aims to spice up its U.S. expansion with Kimberly Grant at the helm. The seasoned executive is set to drive growth as the spicy chicken chain targets a bigger American footprint.
Washington and Washington State face off on Saturday in a pivotal Pac-12 clash. Experts favor Washington by 7 points, with odds favoring the Huskies to cover. Expect a competitive showdown in this 9/20 NCAA matchup.
Protests erupted across Washington DC after former President Trump seized control of the city police and deployed troops. Demonstrators clashed with authorities as tensions intensified. Video captures the chaotic scenes.
House GOP leaders are rallying behind Trump and Elon Musk’s push to slash government spending, adopting the mantra “In DOGE we trust” to signal support for cryptocurrency and fiscal conservatism.
Navigating Washington, DC’s airports is easier with our guide to Reagan National, Dulles International, and BWI Thurgood Marshall. Discover tips on transportation, amenities, and flights for a smooth travel experience.
A new USAFacts report ranks the most educated states in the U.S., highlighting top performers like Massachusetts and Maryland. Factors include high school graduation rates and college attainment, revealing regional education trends nationwide.
Former President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. will pursue the death penalty for murder cases in Washington, D.C. The move aims to address rising violent crime in the nation’s capital, CBS News reports.
Former President Donald Trump urged homeless individuals in Washington, DC, to “move out immediately,” sparking debate over the city’s approach to homelessness and public safety. Officials weigh responses amid ongoing challenges.
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