Former President Donald Trump sparked controversy by suggesting a takeover of New York City and Washington, D.C. in a recent statement. The remarks have drawn swift reactions across political spheres.
The U.S. faces a potential federal government shutdown as lawmakers struggle to agree on funding. This halt would pause non-essential services, impacting millions and raising economic concerns nationwide.
Farmers across the US and Canada are honoring Charles M. Schulz, creator of “Peanuts,” with themed corn mazes. These intricate designs celebrate the beloved comic strip’s enduring legacy.
Guns are seized daily in U.S. schools at an alarming rate, with numbers soaring nationwide. This rising trend underscores growing concerns about student safety and the urgent need for preventive measures.
Former President Trump has activated the National Guard in Washington, D.C., assuming control over local police forces amid escalating tensions. This unprecedented move aims to restore order during ongoing unrest.
Burlington is set to replace Bed Bath & Beyond in Columbia Heights, signaling a major retail shift. The new store aims to attract local shoppers with a broad range of discounted apparel and home goods.
Former President Donald Trump has called on Washington and Cleveland sports teams to revert to their previous names, sparking renewed debate over team branding and cultural sensitivity in the NFL and MLB.
Russian President Vladimir Putin praised former U.S. President Donald Trump but warned that supplying Ukraine with U.S. long-range missiles could severely damage U.S.-Russia relations, signaling increased tensions ahead.
The Washington Wizards face scrutiny as analysts debate the weakest link in their starting lineup. Recent performances highlight inconsistent defense and scoring challenges, raising questions about who needs improvement the most.
Former President Donald Trump has once again involved the military in a political dispute, raising concerns about the armed forces’ role in domestic politics, according to The New York Times.
On February 11, 1964, The Beatles made their U.S. debut at Washington D.C.’s Washington Coliseum, marking a pivotal moment in music history. An oral history captures the excitement as the Fab Four ignited Beatlemania stateside.
US Supreme Court conservatives signal support for a landmark religious charter school case, indicating a potential shift in education and religious freedom jurisprudence, Reuters reports.
Former President Trump vows to intensify efforts to reduce crime in Washington, D.C. Meanwhile, a highly anticipated meeting between Trump and Vladimir Putin is set to discuss potential steps toward ending the ongoing conflict, NPR reports.
A Washington State staffing company will pay $355,478 to resolve wage violations, following a U.S. Department of Labor investigation that uncovered unpaid wages and labor law breaches.
Scenes from the Arizona State-Washington football game captured thrilling moments on the field. The Arizona Republic highlights key plays, crowd reactions, and standout performances in this intense Pac-12 matchup.
The controversial takeover of the Washington DC police by former President Trump is set to expire soon. The move sparked significant debate over federal intervention in local law enforcement.
Washington and Maryland face off in a pivotal Big Ten clash with playoff hopes on the line. Both teams need a win to stay in contention as the race tightens. Who will survive and advance?
A senior Russian official has arrived in Washington for high-level talks with the Trump administration. Discussions are expected to focus on bilateral relations and key geopolitical issues, CNN reports.
Denzel Washington has addressed recent reports about his retirement from Hollywood. The acclaimed actor clarified his comments, emphasizing he is not stepping away from acting anytime soon, reassuring fans of his ongoing career.
In congressional hearings, Education Secretary McMahon faced tough questions on the federal government’s diminishing role in K-12 schools and colleges, highlighting debates over funding, oversight, and education policy priorities.