Browsing: news
The Trump administration faces renewed scrutiny after House leaders abruptly pulled a vote aimed at limiting military action against Iran, highlighting deep divisions over war powers and foreign policy strategy.
A federal design panel dominated by Trump appointees has approved plans for a 250ft commemorative arch in Washington, sparking debate over its symbolism, cost and impact on the city’s historic skyline.
World leaders condemned the shooting at a Trump event in Washington, echoing the message that “violence is never the answer” and urging calm, unity and respect for democratic processes.
Donald Trump launched America’s 250th anniversary celebrations with a campaign-style rally, blending patriotic ceremony with partisan rhetoric and signaling a combative election-year tone.
The Trump administration is reportedly seeking a $400M settlement from TikTok to fund Washington, D.C. “beautification” projects, sources say, raising legal and political questions.
One person was killed and at least nine injured after an implosion at a Washington state packaging plant, authorities said, as investigators probe the cause and officials assess structural damage.
The White House lawn is being transformed into a temporary UFC arena to celebrate Donald Trump’s 80th birthday, sparking intense debate over security, decorum, and political spectacle.
A key federal commission has approved the design for Trump’s proposed Washington arch, advancing the controversial project amid ongoing debates over its symbolism and location.
A US judge has ordered the removal of Donald Trump’s name from the Kennedy Center, ruling its display violates federal guidelines and fueling fresh debate over political influence in cultural institutions.
Two-thirds of Americans believe the nation is on the wrong track, an ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll finds, reflecting deep dissatisfaction ahead of the 2024 election.
President Trump blamed vandals for an unsightly algae bloom in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, sparking debate as officials cite environmental causes and ongoing maintenance issues.
The USDA’s APHIS has confirmed the detection of New World screwworm in the United States, prompting emergency response measures to protect livestock, wildlife, and public health.
Iran and the U.S. have entered a fragile 60-day window that could redefine their tense relationship, testing diplomatic resolve, nuclear ambitions, and regional power balances.
The U.S. is positioning forces and refining targets for potential new strikes against Iran, CBS News reports, amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing diplomatic uncertainty.
Americans are sharply divided over Washington’s next move in Iran, a new Ipsos poll finds, with no clear consensus on military, diplomatic, or economic options.
Tonight’s Washington News Wrap for Friday, 6/5 on FOX 13 Seattle highlights key statewide updates, from evolving COVID-19 guidelines to local political decisions and community responses.
Fresh paint is already peeling at Trump’s revamped Washington Reflecting Pool, raising questions over rushed renovations, cost-cutting, and the symbolic state of American civic landmarks.
Workers have dyed the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool a striking blue, drawing curiosity and concern from visitors as officials clarify the color change is temporary and linked to maintenance operations.
The George Washington Carrier Strike Group arrived in Guam, marking a key stop in its Indo-Pacific deployment and underscoring U.S. commitment to regional security and allied cooperation.
The Kennedy Center has deleted Donald Trump’s name from its website, complying with a U.S. judge’s order in a donor recognition dispute that raises broader questions over presidential legacies.