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Donald Trump blamed unnamed “vandals” for derailing his proposed $14m overhaul of Washington’s Reflecting Pool. Records and experts tell a different story about what really halted the project.
Algae foiled Donald Trump’s $14.2m effort to dye a reflecting pool “American flag blue,” muddying a high-profile patriotic display and raising questions over cost, planning and environmental oversight.
The PWHL set a new U.S. women’s hockey attendance record in Washington, D.C., drawing thousands of fans and signaling rapid growth for the league and women’s pro sports.
Donald Trump has warned that repairs to Washington’s iconic Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool may not be finished by 4 July, raising doubts over the site’s readiness for Independence Day events.
Washington’s power politics is straining global governance, as unilateral moves and partisan agendas erode trust in multilateral institutions and weaken international rule-based systems.
Security concerns are mounting in Washington, D.C., as officials brace for high-profile America 250 events, prompting heightened alerts, tightened perimeters, and robust interagency coordination.
Former President Trump labeled Washington, D.C. a “crime free zone” as he urged urban leaders to partner with his agenda, framing cooperation as key to restoring public safety in major U.S. cities.
D.C. leaders faced sharp questioning at a House Oversight Committee hearing on rising crime, defending local policies while lawmakers pressed for tougher federal intervention.
The newly renovated Reflecting Pool in Washington DC has turned green with algae, raising questions over water treatment, warm weather, and maintenance challenges, officials and experts told the BBC.
U.S. lawmakers welcomed Taiwan’s parliamentary leader to Washington, underscoring bipartisan support for the island amid rising tensions with China, KSAT reports.
UCLA’s UCDC program places students in Washington, D.C., offering internships on Capitol Hill and in federal agencies, giving Bruins firsthand exposure to policymaking and national politics.
US authorities are investigating a huge “8647” marking that mysteriously appeared on the grounds of the National Mall in Washington, officials said, as security teams assess any potential threat.
A federal design panel dominated by Trump appointees has approved plans for a 250ft commemorative arch in Washington, sparking debate over its symbolism, cost and impact on the city’s historic skyline.
Washington DC mayoral hopefuls face rising pressure over late-night teen takeovers. Candidates pitch plans from stricter curfews to youth programs, as residents demand safety and accountability.
USA Today examines how the National Guard’s deployment reshaped security, street life and politics in Washington, DC—while leaving deeper divisions, governance debates and civic trust still unresolved.
Five people were arrested after alleged vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, authorities say. The incident sparked security concerns and a federal investigation.
A key federal commission has approved the design for Trump’s proposed Washington arch, advancing the controversial project amid ongoing debates over its symbolism and location.
Washington Sports Wrap for Wednesday, 6/10 on FOX 13 Seattle breaks down Mariners highlights, Seahawks offseason moves, and key local prep performances shaping the week in sports.
President Trump blamed vandals for an unsightly algae bloom in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, sparking debate as officials cite environmental causes and ongoing maintenance issues.
Ontario business leaders, led by the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, are visiting Washington to advocate for cross-border trade priorities ahead of the 2026 CUSMA review.