The Washington Post examines how the U.S. military supported the making of “Top Gun,” highlighting its strategic role in shaping the film’s portrayal of naval aviation and boosting recruitment efforts.
The US Education Department announced plans to lay off 1,300 employees amid budget cuts. The move aims to streamline operations but raises concerns over potential impacts on education programs.
Despite former President Trump’s claims of rising violence, federal data shows killings are down. Officials credit real-time intelligence and targeted interventions for recent declines, highlighting effective crime-fighting strategies.
Elon Musk’s business empire has received at least $38 billion in government funding, shaping the growth of Tesla, SpaceX, and other ventures, according to a Washington Post analysis.
Jayden Daniels expresses excitement and determination after being named the Washington Commanders’ starting quarterback. The young signal-caller vows to lead the team with focus and resilience in the upcoming NFL season.
A Washington state skier died in the second incident on Mount McKinley during the 2025 climbing season, highlighting the ongoing risks on North America’s highest peak, officials report. Rescue efforts continue.
The suspect in the fatal shooting of two Israeli Embassy staff members in Washington, D.C., was not previously known to police. Authorities continue to investigate the motive and circumstances surrounding the attack.
Elon Musk’s controversial political statements have sparked concern over their impact on Tesla and his broader business empire. Critics warn his outspoken views could affect investor confidence and brand reputation.
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House Democrats were blocked from entering the Education Department, raising tensions amid ongoing disputes over K-12 policy access. The incident highlights growing friction between Congress and the agency.
A recent crime bill aimed at addressing Washington DC’s rising violence instead deepened divisions within the city. Critics argue it overlooked community needs, sparking widespread debate and polarization.
The White House confirmed that President Trump will proceed with tariffs, escalating global trade tensions. Markets and governments worldwide remain on edge as fears of a full-scale trade war intensify.
Former Washington running back Clinton Portis is making a surprising return to football, Sports Illustrated reports. The former NFL star aims to bring his experience back to the field after years away from the game.
Injury woes hit the Commanders’ wide receiver group at minicamp, raising questions on roster depth. This setback could pressure the team to resolve Terry McLaurin’s ongoing contract standoff, sources say.
A man was spotted scaling the American University radio tower, prompting a swift response from authorities. Officials have secured the area, ensuring public safety while investigating the motive behind the daring climb.
Elon Musk expands his political playbook internationally, leveraging his global influence to shape policy and public opinion. This move signals a new chapter in tech-driven political engagement.
Washington.org highlights the DC Sports Scene, showcasing top teams, major events, and venues in the capital. From NFL games to international tournaments, the city offers a dynamic sports experience year-round.
D.C. schools are under federal investigation for allegedly failing to provide adequate services to special needs students. The probe aims to determine compliance with federal education laws protecting these students’ rights.
The United States Secret Service operates multiple field offices nationwide, ensuring close coordination in protective and investigative missions. These offices are critical hubs for counterfeiting, cybersecurity, and dignitary protection efforts.
The New York Times has named three D.C.-area restaurants among the 50 best in the U.S., highlighting the region’s vibrant culinary scene. This recognition underscores growing acclaim for local dining establishments.