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Former President Donald Trump has proposed dismantling the U.S. Department of Education, aiming to reduce federal involvement in schools. Critics warn this could impact funding and oversight nationwide.
A suspect has been charged with murder following a shooting that targeted Israeli embassy staffers in Washington DC. Authorities continue to investigate the motive behind the attack.
The Business Roundtable has redefined the purpose of a corporation, emphasizing a commitment to all stakeholders to promote an economy that serves all Americans, shifting focus from solely maximizing shareholder value.
The recent State Department layoffs have dealt a significant blow to US cultural exchange programs, raising concerns over diminished international collaboration and opportunities for global education and diplomacy.
Republicans are moving to repeal Washington D.C.’s local governing authority, citing constitutional concerns, while city advocates intensify their push for statehood, framing it as a fight for representation and autonomy.
NBC4 Washington presents a comprehensive list of events and activities happening in the DC area this week and over Memorial Day weekend. From cultural festivals to outdoor adventures, plan your holiday with local highlights and family-friendly fun.
The Supreme Court has ruled that students can more easily sue schools for disability discrimination, easing legal standards and potentially increasing cases challenging educational bias. The decision marks a significant shift in disability rights enforcement in education.
Violent crime rates have risen, but experts caution there’s no single explanation. Factors including economic stress, social unrest, and changes in policing all likely play a role, highlighting the complexity behind the surge.
ITA Airways expands its U.S. network with new routes to Washington DC and San Francisco, enhancing transatlantic connectivity and catering to growing business travel demand. Service begins this fall.
Former President Donald Trump praised the “fighting spirit” of the US armed forces during a massive military parade in Washington, highlighting national strength and patriotism, ABC News reports.
Analysis reveals Washington sports betting opening briefs highlight legal strategies closely linked to a major Florida case, underscoring potential nationwide implications for sports gambling regulation.
PBS explores 9 key questions about Trump’s proposed military parade, examining costs, purpose, and comparisons to historical events. The article sheds light on public and political reactions to the unprecedented display.
A recent NPR poll reveals growing concern as most Americans believe democracy is under threat and political violence has become a major issue, highlighting deepening divisions and rising tensions across the nation.
Juneteenth, created in 1865 to commemorate the end of slavery in the U.S., is celebrated nationwide. Kitsap Sun highlights local Washington events honoring freedom, history, and African American culture.
The Duke Ellington School of the Arts in Washington, D.C., is a premier public high school known for its rigorous arts programs. It cultivates young talent in music, theatre, dance, and visual arts, shaping future creative leaders.
A Washington Post opinion piece highlights extensive data revealing systemic racism in the U.S. criminal justice system, presenting clear evidence of racial disparities in arrests, sentencing, and incarceration rates.
The Atlantic Council calls for a shift in U.S. policy toward West Africa, urging a broader engagement strategy to address growing security and economic challenges amid changing regional dynamics.
Leaders gathered to debate a new bill proposing to designate Washington, D.C., as the nation’s official sports capital. The measure highlights the city’s rich athletic history and growing sports culture.
Rep. Cory Mills faces eviction from his D.C. penthouse after allegedly owing $85,000 in unpaid rent, according to the landlord. The Daytona Beach News-Journal reports the ongoing dispute has raised questions about the congressman’s financial management.