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A new survey of U.S. travelers ranks two Washington state gems among the nation’s best national parks, spotlighting their rugged peaks, lush forests and iconic Northwest scenery.
The Great American State Fair opens in Washington, drawing crowds with patriotic displays, local food, and music, as visitors say the event boosts their pride in community and country.
Greenpeace USA marked World Press Freedom Day by projecting “Democracy Dies by Billionaire” onto The Washington Post’s headquarters, protesting billionaire influence over media and democratic institutions.
From towering Ferris wheels to prize-winning livestock, the Great American State Fair captures regional traditions and modern thrills in vivid scenes across the United States.
Donald Trump heralded a “golden age of America” in a Washington DC speech marking the nation’s 250th anniversary, hailing renewed strength while critics warned of deepening divisions.
The US marks its 250th birthday with fireworks, military flyovers and patriotic events, as celebrations across several states are disrupted by heatwaves and severe storms.
US forces have struck targets in Iran for the 10th straight night, US officials say, amid rising regional tensions. Tehran condemns the attacks as aggression and vows a firm response.
Tensions between the Trump administration and Iranian officials are escalating, raising fears of a broader conflict in the Middle East that neither side appears economically or politically prepared to sustain.
The freshly restored Washington Reflecting Pool, renovated under a Trump-era project, is already showing signs of wear as paint peels, raising questions about cost, oversight, and workmanship.
A US pickle company has withdrawn from a Washington DC state fair after organizers banned its Confederate flag branding, igniting debate over free expression, racism, and regional heritage.
U.S. intelligence officials warn Israel may attempt to undermine a prospective Iran peace deal, raising tensions with the Biden administration as diplomatic efforts reach a critical stage.
Two US troops were killed and another reported missing in a drone attack on a base in Jordan, as Iran warned Washington of “heavier costs,” raising fears of broader regional escalation.
Images capture the chaotic moments after a shooting near the White House in Washington, as law enforcement secures the area and investigators work to determine a motive.
Washington is voicing concern over Korea’s new “fake news” law, warning it could curb free expression and unfairly target U.S. tech firms, the Korea JoongAng Daily reports.
Four Washington cities have been named among the best places to live in new national rankings, with quality of life, affordability and amenities earning them top marks, the Kitsap Sun reports.
Former President Donald Trump addresses the Faith and Freedom Coalition policy conference, outlining his priorities on religious liberty, abortion, and the 2024 election in a speech streamed by PBS.
Hundreds of masked white nationalists marched through central Washington DC on the Fourth of July, raising security concerns as they chanted extremist slogans near key national landmarks.
President Trump on Friday abruptly dismissed the newly court-appointed top prosecutor in Seattle, sparking legal confusion and intensifying tensions over federal judicial independence.
Health officials in Washington state report new cases of a diarrhea-causing parasite linked to a wider U.S. outbreak, urging residents to watch for symptoms and follow hygiene guidance
The U.S. House has passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent, moving the nation closer to ending the twice-yearly clock change and igniting debate over health and economic impacts.