The Washington Post showcases the best pandemic-inspired art from its readers, featuring creative works like a stimulus-check mask and a chicken-recipe sculpture, highlighting resilience and creativity during COVID-19.
The U.S. Department of Education has warned public schools that failing to comply with federal guidelines on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives may jeopardize their federal funding, sparking widespread debate.
Washington state’s violent crime rate is nearing the national average, marking a significant rise in incidents. Authorities are analyzing trends and strategizing to address the escalating public safety concerns.
Seattle’s vibrant food scene is enriched by eight refugee-owned businesses, showcasing diverse flavors and resilience. These enterprises highlight the city’s commitment to inclusion and support for newcomers, as celebrated by UNHCR.
WATCH: Coach provides a crucial update on his star QB’s injury status and recovery timeline. Fans eager for Mike Farrell’s return will want to tune in for the latest from the team’s training camp.
A handyman has been charged with the murder of an 82-year-old woman whose body was found buried under a shed. Authorities are investigating the motive as the case unfolds. More details to follow.
In an opinion piece, The Washington Post highlights Amsterdam’s progressive criminal justice approach, contrasting it with the U.S. system’s punitive failures. The Dutch model prioritizes rehabilitation over incarceration, offering a blueprint for reform.
Online shoppers could face higher costs as a recent change closes a major tax loophole. The new policy mandates collection of sales tax on out-of-state purchases, impacting prices across e-commerce platforms.
CNN projects Republicans will retain control of the House, solidifying GOP dominance in Washington. This victory completes the party’s hold over both legislative chambers and the presidency, shaping the nation’s political landscape.
Kerry Washington called out Hollywood’s inequalities in a powerful speech, stating, “This is not a level playing field.” The actress highlighted ongoing industry disparities and urged for meaningful change.
Michigan’s Michael Penix Jr. improved to 2-0 against Washington’s Cam Ward in the Apple Cup, leading his team to another victory. Huskies Wire reports Penix’s strong performance continues to define this fierce rivalry.
Former President Trump is considering significant budget cuts to the U.S. Department of Education, aiming to reduce federal spending and shift more control to states, according to NPR sources.
US small business sentiment declined in August as rising economic uncertainty and inflation concerns weighed on optimism, according to the latest survey reported by Reuters.
Washington Mystics rookie Georgia Amoore suffered a torn ACL during practice, sidelining her for the season. The injury is a significant setback for the promising guard early in her WNBA career.