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A seaplane crash in Washington state left all 11 people on board accounted for, NBC News reported, as authorities launched an investigation into the cause of the incident.
USS George Washington marked a major milestone as its medical team completed the ship’s 200,000th recovery, underscoring ongoing readiness and advanced care across the fleet.
Wildfires sweeping Washington state have forced at least 60,000 residents to flee their homes, officials say, as crews battle fast-moving flames and worsening air quality across the region.
President Trump has dismissed U.S. Attorney Roger Rogoff in Washington just days after his court appointment, raising questions over political motives and judicial independence.
Donald Trump has warned that “jihadists” could gain power in Washington as Democrats show renewed momentum, sharpening political tensions ahead of the next US election.
The Washington Post reports Trump and Pete Hegseth clashed at Camp David over concerns that striking Iran would rapidly deplete U.S. missile stocks, exposing tensions in GOP defense strategy.
A chronological look at Trump’s reflecting pool turmoil in Washington DC, tracing stalled promises, political missteps and escalating blame over an unrealized monument makeover.
Dan Quinn confirmed Washington’s offense will be tailored to rookie QB Jayden Daniels, signaling a deliberate schematic shift as the Commanders aim for a more dynamic, quarterback-driven attack.
USS Abraham Lincoln departs the Middle East after nearly seven months on station, concluding extended operations amid regional tensions, USNI News reports.
The U.S. deploys a new aircraft carrier to the Middle East as questions mount over safety and living conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, sparking scrutiny of Navy readiness.
Donald Trump dismissed concerns over a US munitions shortage and vowed to pursue jail sentences for government leakers, intensifying debate over national security and transparency.
U.S. and Canadian officials are holding urgent, last-minute talks to avert a planned 50% U.S. tariff on $20 billion in Canadian goods, a move that could rattle key industries and trade ties.
U.S. News & World Report has unveiled its 2026-2027 Best High Schools Rankings, highlighting top-performing campuses nationwide based on achievement, equity, and college readiness metrics.
The Pentagon ousted top editors at a key military news outlet, sparking concerns over press freedom and political pressure. Critics say the Trump administration is reshaping defense media.
The George Washington Strike Group departed Da Nang, Vietnam, concluding a port visit focused on regional engagement, joint training, and strengthening U.S.-Vietnam defense cooperation.
IQAir’s Washington Wildfires map tracks active blazes, smoke, and air quality in real time, offering residents crucial data to assess health risks and plan safer routes.
Top U.S. military leaders are privately warning Defense Secretary Hegseth against expanding operations in Iran, citing risks of regional escalation and strain on American forces.
Former US official Pete Hegseth warns the International Criminal Court could probe alleged US-linked boat strikes in Latin America, raising concerns over military accountability.
A year into the National Guard deployment, many DC residents say they feel trapped in a city under siege, with militarized streets, constant checkpoints and daily life reshaped by security fears.
A US aircraft carrier is set to relieve the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Middle East, signaling Washington’s intent to maintain a strong naval presence amid regional tensions.