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Former President Trump has appointed Fox News host Jeanine Pirro as acting U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C., a surprising move that merges media influence with a key legal role, sparking widespread debate.
The 2024 season opener between the Washington Huskies and Weber State will be broadcast live on The Husky Haul. Fans can tune in via radio or audio stream for full game coverage and commentary.
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter was honored with a state funeral in Washington, DC, recognizing his legacy of peace and diplomacy. The ceremony drew national leaders and citizens alike to pay their respects.
DOGE attempted to embed itself within the Government Accountability Office (GAO), but experts suggest it should have sought GAO’s guidance instead. NPR explores the implications of this unusual move.
Column | How Trump’s Kennedy Center takeover could reshape America’s premier arts institution, sparking debate over cultural direction, funding priorities, and artistic freedom at the heart of the nation’s capital.
The US Justice Department is investigating the University of Minnesota and George Mason University over their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies and hiring practices, Reuters reports. The probes focus on possible discrimination issues.
Alcohol remains the deadliest drug in the United States by a wide margin, according to recent data. Despite growing concerns over opioids, alcohol-related deaths far surpass those from other substances.
Wall Street and Main Street are urging U.S. lawmakers to reconsider foreign tax rules in the upcoming budget bill. The push aims to balance global competitiveness with fair tax practices, Reuters reports.
Michael Penix Jr.’s legendary 2023 season is captured in stunning photos by Huskies Wire. The quarterback’s standout moments highlight his impact and leadership on the field throughout the year.
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson challenges a federal order restricting birthright citizenship, deeming it unconstitutional. The move underscores Washington’s commitment to protecting constitutional rights.
Iran’s president signals willingness for dialogue with the US following the recent Israel conflict, emphasizing a potential shift in diplomatic relations amid regional tensions, Al Jazeera reports.
Tanks, cannons, and soldiers slept in Washington, DC offices ahead of Trump’s birthday military parade, highlighting unprecedented use of federal spaces for event logistics in the nation’s capital.
The DOJ and several states have filed a lawsuit against Live Nation, accusing the live entertainment giant of monopolistic practices that limit competition and harm consumers, raising concerns over the industry’s future.
The Trump administration is set to take steps to significantly cut funding to the Education Department, aiming to reduce federal involvement in schools. Details of the proposed budget cuts are expected to be released soon.
Oregon and Washington have been ranked among the nation’s top 10 most dangerous states, according to a recent report. The findings highlight rising crime rates and safety concerns in the Pacific Northwest.
John Ure, a prominent figure at The Business Journals, continues to shape the landscape of business journalism with insightful reporting and expert analysis, reinforcing the publication’s reputation for excellence.
Pickleball has been officially designated as Washington’s state sport, following approval by the Washington Senate Democrats. The move highlights the game’s growing popularity and community impact across the state.
The Supreme Court’s recent ruling challenges the future of birthright citizenship, sparking debate over immigration policies and constitutional interpretations. Experts weigh in on potential legal and social impacts ahead.
Former President Donald Trump returned to Washington following the NATO summit, announcing that the U.S. and Iran are set to meet next week. Details on the agenda and outcomes remain forthcoming.
As the 2024 US election approaches, food policy emerges as a key battleground. American University explores how debates on agriculture, food security, and sustainability are shaping voter priorities and campaign agendas.