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The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association is exploring transfer portal-like rules to regulate high school athlete transfers. The move aims to enhance transparency and fairness in recruitment statewide.

A suspect is in custody following the fatal shooting of two Israeli embassy staff near the Jewish Museum in Washington, DC. Authorities continue to investigate the motives behind the attack.

The Washington Post reports that the US will cease providing military aid to Israel, marking a significant shift in foreign policy amid escalating regional tensions, according to EADaily.

First-time voters gathered in Washington, DC, engaging in discussions on key political issues ahead of upcoming elections. The event highlighted youth perspectives and their growing role in shaping the nation’s future.

Juneteenth, commemorating the end of slavery in the U.S., originated on June 19, 1865. Washington hosts events honoring freedom and Black history. Kitsap Sun highlights key celebrations and community gatherings statewide.

The U.S. Education Department oversees federal funding, enforces education laws, and sets policies, but it does not run schools or control curricula. NPR breaks down its key roles and limitations in this essential guide.

Washington has been ranked the eighth-most dangerous state in the U.S., according to the latest FBI crime report. The Spokesman-Review highlights rising crime rates as officials consider new safety measures.

Washington’s massive new tax bill is raising alarms among bond investors, who fear it could worsen the federal deficit and trigger higher interest rates. Concerns grow over fiscal stability and market impacts.

EA Sports College Football 25 highlights top Washington State offensive talent. Sports Illustrated ranks the 5 best players, showcasing key athletes who shine in passing, rushing, and receiving on the virtual gridiron.

President Trump held a military parade in Washington, showcasing troops and heavy equipment. The event drew millions of protesters nationwide, denouncing the display as costly and politically divisive.

ICE Seattle has announced recent arrests targeting individuals deemed significant public safety threats across Washington. These actions aim to enhance community security by removing dangerous non-citizens, officials said.

How DOGE cracked Washington: By targeting obscure agencies, Musk and his allies swiftly gained control of key government nerve centers, reshaping influence in the capital with surprising speed and strategy.

A U.S. judge has blocked former President Trump’s plan to dismantle key functions of the Education Department, citing potential harm to students and education programs, Reuters reports. The ruling halts immediate changes.

Hate crimes in the U.S. surged to their highest level in over a decade in 2021, the FBI reported. The increase highlights growing racial and religious tensions amid ongoing social unrest.

The US has accepted a luxury jet from Qatar for use as Air Force One during Trump’s presidency, Reuters reports. The aircraft will serve as the primary presidential transport, enhancing travel capabilities and security.

Louisville faces Washington in the Sun Bowl, with experts weighing predictions and odds ahead of the clash. Fans can catch the action live—USA Today provides all details on where and how to watch the game.

Tensions escalate in the Israel-Iran conflict as the US issues warnings over increasing threats. Major US cities including New York, Washington, and Los Angeles remain on high alert amid security concerns.

Millions across the US have turned out for ‘No Kings’ protests demanding accountability from Donald Trump. Demonstrators call for justice and democratic values, rejecting authoritarianism and rallying nationwide.

Passport DC, organized by Events DC, returns with a vibrant lineup celebrating global cultures through embassy open houses, performances, and culinary experiences across the capital. Visitors can explore diverse traditions firsthand.

Can President Trump dismantle the Department of Education? Experts say legal and political hurdles make a full shutdown unlikely, but policy shifts could significantly reshape federal education oversight.