Browsing: Washington D.C.
Bet365 has launched its online sports betting platform in Washington, D.C., expanding its U.S. footprint and offering local bettors a new digital wagering option.
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.
EVA Air has launched a new non-stop route connecting Washington D.C. and Taipei, enhancing trans-Pacific links, boosting business travel options and reinforcing Taiwan’s role as a regional aviation hub.
Donald Trump’s deployment of thousands of troops across Washington’s streets raises questions about effectiveness, as crime data suggest a limited impact on public safety and prevention.
As Trump’s controversial bid to assert control over Washington, D.C. faces legal scrutiny, new crime statistics showing a notable decline complicate arguments for the federal “takeover.”
The U.S. Botanic Garden in Washington, D.C. is staging a landmark flower show for America 250, drawing tourists and locals with immersive displays that highlight regional blooms and green industry partnerships.
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.
Time Magazine examines the political tensions surrounding Trump’s Fourth of July celebration, highlighting partisan clashes over costs, military displays, and the event’s impact on national unity.
A banner featuring conservative activist Charlie Kirk was briefly displayed on the U.S. Department of Education building in Washington, D.C., raising questions over political messaging on federal property.
As college sports face financial turmoil and realignment chaos, Washington’s 111-page proposal aims to fix the system but instead layers on complexity, legal ambiguity, and fresh uncertainty.
President Trump ordered a surge of federal law enforcement in Washington, D.C., citing unrest and threats to public safety, as critics warned of escalating tensions and civil liberties concerns.
Washington’s corridors of power are being reshaped as Trump’s bold renovation plans collide with tradition, promising a capital makeover that could redefine the nation’s political stage.
The U.S. Navy plans to renovate its closed Washington Navy Yard museum while continuing to seek a site for a new flagship facility, balancing preservation needs with future expansion.
Bluevine’s latest report highlights Washington, D.C. and Indianapolis among the fastest-growing U.S. metro areas for small businesses, signaling strong regional economic momentum.
As violent crime surges in Washington, D.C., former President Donald Trump is vowing a “federal takeover” of the city’s law enforcement, escalating political tensions over public safety.
Trump’s claims of surging crime in Washington, D.C. clash with available data as he moves to seize control of the city’s police and deploy the National Guard, a PBS report finds.
The National Guard has mobilized 800 troops in Washington, D.C., to support federal and local law enforcement, the U.S. Department of War announced, citing heightened security needs.
A futuristic entertainment sphere is planned for Washington, D.C., promising immersive events and tourism buzz—but local opposition and regulatory hurdles could derail the ambitious project.
Once a capital of Black political might, Washington, D.C. is being reshaped by rapid gentrification, eroding long-standing power structures and transforming its cultural landscape.
President Trump is sending federal officers to D.C., citing a surge in violent crime, even as data show offenses at or near decades-long lows, raising questions about his true motives.