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Sky News Washington Correspondent Jonathan Kearsley previews President Donald Trump’s upcoming State of the Union address, analysing key themes and examining the Democrats’ sharp and divided reaction.
The US has paused all asylum decisions following a fatal National Guard shooting at the southern border, raising legal uncertainty and intensifying debate over immigration policy.
The House voted to roll back President Trump’s tariffs on Canada, delivering a rare bipartisan rebuke of his trade agenda and raising questions about the future of U.S. trade policy.
The Guardian’s piece, “As goes the Washington Post: US democracy takes another hit under Trump,” examines how political pressure, media distrust, and institutional strain erode democratic norms.
Investigators are delving into the suspect’s history after the D.C. National Guard shooting, examining possible motives, prior incidents and affiliations, CBS News has learned.
The USS George Washington Strike Group arrived in Guam and Saipan, enhancing regional security and cooperation as part of routine operations, the U.S. Navy announced on navy.mil
US authorities have issued heavy snow warnings for Washington, Oregon, Montana and Wyoming, threatening travel chaos with road closures, flight disruptions and hazardous driving conditions. Travelers are urged to review plans now.
The Washington Commanders avoided another offseason disaster by investing $60 million to bolster protection for rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, signaling a serious commitment to his long-term development.
The Justice Department’s headquarters now features a projection of Donald Trump’s face, sparking debate over political symbolism, neutrality, and the department’s role in U.S. democracy.
A man was arrested after allegedly running toward the U.S. Capitol carrying a loaded shotgun, authorities said, prompting a swift security response and renewed safety concerns.
After a year of scolding European allies, Trump now turns to them for backing in a potential conflict with Iran, testing strained transatlantic ties and diplomatic resolve.
Iran claims it has captured US soldiers amid the ongoing regional conflict, while Washington firmly denies any troops are missing, deepening tensions and fueling diplomatic uncertainty.
A Coast Guard rescue swimmer died after a medical evacuation mission off the Washington coast turned tragic, raising questions about safety protocols during high-risk search-and-rescue operations.
Washington DC Police Chief has resigned after less than two years in the role, raising fresh questions over leadership stability and policing strategy in the US capital, The Guardian reports.
The US Senate has failed to advance a war powers resolution aimed at limiting President Donald Trump’s authority to wage war against Iran, leaving current executive military powers intact.
Amid Trump’s Washington takeover, immigrants in DC reported heightened fear as racial profiling surged, reshaping daily routines, trust in authorities, and perceptions of public safety.
Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department is investigating a possible locally acquired malaria case, working with state and federal partners to trace exposure and prevent further spread.
US President Donald Trump claims Iran’s navy and air force have been “obliterated,” while saying Germany is “helping out,” raising tensions and questions over evidence and international response.
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Former President Trump criticizes five Republican senators after their war powers vote, accusing them of undermining his foreign policy stance, PBS reports.