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A judge declined to immediately reverse former President Trump’s recent changes at the U.S. Institute of Peace, allowing his appointees to remain while legal challenges proceed, NPR reports.
RFK Jr.’s grandchildren swam in a contaminated creek in Washington, DC, despite official warnings to avoid the water due to pollution risks, raising concerns about public health and safety enforcement.
Former President Donald Trump described the U.S. as being in a “period of transition” amid ongoing political and economic shifts. NPR highlights key takeaways from this pivotal week across the nation.
Former President Donald Trump has chosen Fox News host and former judge Jeanine Pirro as the top federal prosecutor in Washington, D.C., marking a controversial pick with strong media ties, PBS reports.
The Trump administration is in talks with Rwanda to accept deportees from the U.S. This move aims to address immigration challenges amid efforts to accelerate removals of undocumented migrants.
A criminal investigation is underway after a deadly house explosion in New Jersey killed two people. Authorities are probing the cause as emergency crews respond to the scene. Further details have yet to be released.
U.S. News & World Report has released its 2025 rankings of the best states, evaluating factors like healthcare, education, and economy. The annual report highlights top performers shaping the future of America’s living standards.
A US official indicated Washington might push forward a strategic deal with Saudi Arabia without securing Israel’s approval first, according to reports by Al Jazeera. This move could reshape regional dynamics.
A Washington border county is facing economic strain as Canadian travelers stay away, hurting local businesses reliant on cross-border visitors. Officials urge easing travel restrictions to revive the economy.
The Coast Guard cutter returned to Washington after a successful law enforcement patrol, enhancing maritime safety and security. The mission focused on interdiction and protection of U.S. waters.
Voice of America has announced it will carry programming from One America News, expanding its broadcast content. The move, reported by The Washington Post, marks a notable shift in VOA’s media partnerships.
In a keynote speech to Congress, Donald Trump declared he is “just getting started,” emphasizing his administration’s early achievements and outlining bold plans for the future. The address highlighted key policy priorities.
This week in good Black news: Kai Cenat launches Streamer University, Kara Lawson named head coach for Team USA at FIBA AmeriCup, and Denzel Washington reunites with Spike Lee in the teaser for ‘Highest 2 Lowest.’
Former Presidents Trump and Biden, along with U.S. Catholics, celebrated the historic election of the first American pope, marking a significant moment for faith and national pride, the Washington Times reports.
As Trump reshapes Washington, fierce debates over the limits of presidential power intensify, potentially rewriting the balance of authority in U.S. government—an unfolding drama with historic implications.
Jewish students from Columbia University addressed US lawmakers, sharing firsthand accounts of recent campus protests. They highlighted concerns over rising antisemitism and urged legislative support to ensure student safety.
A Turning Point USA protest at the University of Washington sparked tense clashes, highlighting growing social sentiment risks. Experts warn this volatility may impact crypto markets, underscoring the intersection of politics and blockchain.
Ukraine and the US have signed a landmark minerals deal aimed at securing critical supplies for clean energy technologies. The agreement includes cooperation on mining, processing, and investment to reduce reliance on China.
US envoy Vance urges Pakistan to cooperate with India in combating Pakistan-based militants, emphasizing regional security and counterterrorism efforts, Reuters reports. Cooperation seen as vital for peace.
Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington DC has been demolished, authorities confirm. The iconic site, painted in 2020 to honor racial justice protests, is being cleared amid city redevelopment efforts, sparking public debate.