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Donald Trump has claimed that constructing a triumphal arch in Washington DC is his domestic policy chief’s top priority, raising questions over symbolism and policy focus.
In Washington, seasoned experts face waning influence as political polarization, populist skepticism and rapid media cycles erode traditional authority and reshape policy debates.
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser pushed back on recent crime data reports, saying she sees “no evidence” of a surge. Her remarks come amid public concern and scrutiny over city safety trends.
FactCheck.org examines political claims about D.C. crime data, analyzing how changes in reporting methods, categorization and time frames can distort perceptions of public safety.
President Trump has moved to federalize DC police as National Guard troops are expected to arrive Tuesday, intensifying security and sparking debate over law enforcement powers.
Authorities are identifying victims and probing the background of the suspected gunman in the DC National Guard shooting, as investigators piece together motives and timeline.
Discover Washington, DC’s top winter happenings in our January-February 2026 events calendar, from inaugural cultural festivals to political spotlights and museum showcases.
Developers plan upscale apartments and new commercial space along a key Washington corridor, aiming to boost local housing options and attract retailers, city officials say.
Washington, DC glows in 2025 with dazzling holiday light displays, riverfront spectacles and festive neighborhood events drawing visitors to the nation’s capital all season long.
A federal judge says prosecutors have already dropped nearly a dozen cases tied to Washington, D.C.’s recent crime surge, raising concerns about enforcement under Trump-era policies.
The U.S. Education Department has launched a civil rights investigation into DC Public Schools, examining allegations that disabled students were denied required services and supports.
Washington, D.C. prepares major festivities for America’s 250th anniversary, featuring commemorative events, museum exhibits, parades, and concerts drawing visitors nationwide.
Crime in Washington, DC is rising unevenly, sparking concern among residents and policymakers. A new Council on Criminal Justice report breaks down trends, risks, and key safety measures.
Washingtonian’s “Washington DC’s 500 Most Influential People of 2025” spotlights power brokers reshaping policy, culture, and business in the nation’s capital, from rising strategists to veteran dealmakers.
CNN’s “Badass Women of Washington” spotlights trailblazing female leaders shaping national policy, breaking barriers in politics, and redefining power in the U.S. capital.
Donald Trump has vowed to relocate homeless people in Washington, DC, “far” from the city, sparking criticism from advocates who warn the plan could criminalize poverty and displace vulnerable residents.
The Manhattan Institute argues Trump is correct to spotlight Washington, D.C.’s surge in violent crime, citing rising homicides, carjackings, and public safety concerns across the nation’s capital.
The Washington Conference on the Americas, hosted by AS/COA, convenes top U.S. and Latin American leaders to debate regional policy, economic ties, and democratic governance.
Artists from Washington, DC and Rio de Janeiro unveil vibrant murals in a cross-cultural exchange, showcasing shared stories and creative diplomacy ahead of Brazil’s G20 Summit
The CIA has confirmed the Washington DC National Guard shooting suspect had prior ties to the agency, raising urgent questions over vetting, oversight, and security protocols.