A draft executive order proposes integrating AI technology into K-12 schools nationwide, aiming to enhance learning and prepare students for the future workforce. The plan emphasizes equity, training, and ethical use guidelines.
The FBI reported a decline in violent crime across the US in 2023, while hate crimes saw a notable increase. The shift highlights ongoing challenges in addressing bias-motivated offenses amid overall crime reduction.
Event planners are increasingly cancelling events in Washington, D.C., reflecting a shift from the Trump era’s high-profile gatherings. This trend may signal evolving political dynamics ahead, reports Politico.
Huskies Wire reviews EA Sports’ Top 10 places to play in College Football 25, highlighting key corrections and overlooked programs. The article offers a fresh perspective on the game’s rankings, emphasizing accuracy and fan insight.
MI New York clinched the Major League Cricket 2025 title, defeating Washington Freedom in a thrilling final. The victory marks a historic moment for the league, showcasing top-tier cricket in the US.
US Marshals shot a person near the DC Convention Center in a developing incident, WTOP reports. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting. No further details have been released.
As Republicans eye a GOP trifecta, expect swift policy shifts on taxes, healthcare, and immigration. The party’s unified control could reshape Washington, intensifying debates and driving conservative agendas forward.
“Love Island USA” crowned its latest winner, sparking a wave of reactions from fans and critics alike. The show’s finale prompted debates on romance, strategy, and reality TV drama. The Washington Post weighs in.
Billions in federal funding for U.S. schools are currently on hold amid legislative delays. Educators warn this pause could disrupt essential programs and impact student resources nationwide.
The Washington Post’s analysis reveals that illegal immigration does not lead to higher crime rates. Data shows undocumented immigrants commit fewer crimes than native-born citizens, challenging common misconceptions.
These Washington, D.C. hotels from the MICHELIN Guide offer more than luxury—they provide an atmosphere of influence and prestige, making guests feel like true power brokers in the nation’s capital.
HUB Sports Center, serving Washington–Idaho communities, has earned the prestigious DarkSky Approved certification. This recognition highlights the center’s commitment to reducing light pollution and promoting sustainable outdoor lighting.
The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended the search for two overdue boaters off Neah Bay, Washington, after extensive efforts yielded no signs of the missing individuals. The search remains a priority despite suspension.
A new hub for right-wing activism is emerging in Washington, shaping policy and political strategy. This nerve center is rapidly gaining influence, redefining conservative power in the nation’s capital.
D.C.’s Capitol Riverfront is evolving into a vibrant entertainment district, blending dining, nightlife, and cultural venues to attract residents and tourists, boosting local business and community engagement.
Education spending has doubled in the past decade, with the majority of funds directed toward hiring administrators and non-teaching staff, the Washington Policy Center reports. This shift raises questions about resource allocation in schools.
Elias Rodriguez, suspect in the fatal shooting of two at Washington DC’s Capital Jewish Museum, faces serious charges. Authorities continue their investigation into the motive and circumstances surrounding the attack.
WATCH: Protesters gathered in Washington, D.C., staging a “Hands Off” demonstration against federal budget cuts proposed by Trump and Musk. The event highlights growing concerns over funding reductions impacting public services.
Washington tops U.S. News & World Report’s list of best states, praised for its strong economy, quality healthcare, and vibrant culture. With stunning landscapes and innovation hubs, it offers unmatched opportunity and lifestyle.
The Washington High School athletic department faced turmoil as punches were thrown during a heated basketball game, followed by injuries sustained in a running drill. Officials are investigating both incidents.