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Graduates of Washington School for Girls Look Forward to Promising High School Careers

Discover the inspiring journey of recent graduates from The Washington School for Girls, who are heading to prestigious high schools across the U.S.

Federal Judge Dismisses AAUP Lawsuit Challenging Columbia Grant Freezes

The Trump administration’s cuts to research funding at Columbia University can remain in effect, at least for now, a federal district judge ruled Monday.

CASEY: Not much love for Trump in Roanoke's Elmwood Park on Saturday

Hundreds showed up in Rocky Mount, Floyd, Christianburg and Roanoke to protest President Donald Trump Saturday, part of nationwide "No Kings" protests that turned out millions of Americans.

Permit Activity Weakened in April

Housing permits continued a downhill trend for the fourth month in a row, pointing to a broader residential construction slowdown for 2025.

Trump Officials Continue to Detain Mahmoud Khalil

Despite a judge’s ruling last week that the Trump administration can’t continue to detain pro-Palestine campus activist Mahmoud Khalil “based on the Secretary of State’s determination,” the Columbia University graduate will remain in custody for now.

Wildfire menacing Squamish, B.C., appears to stabilize amid cooler conditions

Officials say a wildfire near Squamish, B.C., which forced the evacuation of the nearby Alice Lake Provincial Park and triggered a local state of emergency earlier this week, is now classified as being held after help from cool,

Trump addresses huge military parade as protesters rally across US against his presidency

The president celebrates the 250th anniversary of the US Army as demonstrators hold "No Kings" events from coast to coast.

Judge rejects release of pro-Palestinian activist Khalil

A U.S. judge on Friday denied Mahmoud Khalil’s request to be released from detention, after federal prosecutors changed their rationale for holding the Columbia graduate student as part of their crackdown on pro-Palestinian activists.

States take legal action as 23andMe attempts to sell customer genetic information amid bankruptcy

Several states have joined a lawsuit against 23andme. They say bankruptcy shouldn't allow the genetic testing company to sell sensitive customer data.

ICE protests: Weekend of rallies planned nationwide; Trump and Newsom spar over National Guard

Follow along for live updates as thousands of people nationwide have shown up at protests and rallies opposing ICE raids.

The Latest: Hundreds of 'No Kings' protests and rallies planned for Saturday over Trump’s policies

Rallies against President Donald Trump are expected across the U.S. on Saturday to coincide with the military parade in Washington marking the Army’s 250th anniversary, which also falls on Trump’s bir

Fatal stabbing inside DC Jail leads to murder charge

A 26-year-old inmate at the District of Columbia Central Detention Facility has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with a

Evaluating the Value of Classic Matchboxes

Classic matchboxes have fascinated collectors and enthusiasts for decades.

State auditor declines to certify Hallsville School District bond election

The Hallsville School District said Wednesday that a bond issue approved by voters in April will not be certified by State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick. According to a post on Facebook, the district learned on Friday that the State Auditor's Office declined to authorize the bond issue.

Trump's Bid To Deport Columbia Activist Mahmoud Khalil Is Likely Unconstitutional, Judge Says

Khalil, a green-card holder, was not accused of any crime, yet he was arrested as part of President Donald Trump's bid to deport foreign students who took part in pro-Palestinian protests.

MLSD restructuring admin office, saving district money

The Moses Lake School District has hired people for two new administrative positions, including Yvonne Walker as the executive director of teaching and learning, and Scott West as the executive director of safety and wellbeing.

The state of salary transparency in healthcare and other industries

Vivian Health examined legislation in all 50 states and the District of Columbia to learn which ones have salary transparency laws or plan to adopt regulations soon.

NPR sues Trump over blocked funding, says it may have to shutter newsrooms

National Public Radio sued President Trump and his administration today over Trump's move to block funding for public broadcasting. NPR said Trump acted illegally, and that losing federal funding could force it to shut newsrooms and dramatically scale back news coverage.

'Absurd': Judge overturns executive order against WilmerHale

Senior Judge Richard Leon, who sits on the United States District Court for the District of Columbia and is a Republican appointee, wrote in his exclamation point-laden ruling the executive order was a form of "coercion" to "suppress WilmerHale's representation of disfavored causes and clients."

In Budget Proposals, D.C. Mayor Bowser Looks to the Future

Mayor Muriel Bowser's budget proposal aims to stabilize finances, preserve public services, and create economic growth for District residents.

Another Indefensible Trump Pardon

The president’s use of the power, which he deployed again over the weekend, is legal. It’s also a grave threat to the rule of law.

NPR and Colorado public radio stations sue Trump White House

NPR and three Colorado public radio stations are suing the Trump administration over the president's executive order seeking to ban the use of federal money for NPR and PBS.

More than 1,400 students cross stage in Columbia Public Schools commencement ceremonies

Columbia Public Schools 2025 graduates "stood on the edge of their future" with commencement ceremonies at the Missouri Theater and Mizzou Arena.

NPR Lawsuit Alleges Trump Funding Cuts Violate First Amendment

CEO asserts NPR is a "non-partisan news organization that adheres to and upholds the highest standards of public service in journalism."

As the US nears 250, The Dupont Circle proves politics can be stylish

Washington, D.C., is having a moment. In 2024, the nation’s capital welcomed a record 27 million visitors, according to Destination DC, surpassing its previous high ... Read moreThe post As

Traffic Advisory: Road Closures and Parking Restrictions During U.S. Department of Transportation Car Show in D.C.

The Metropolitan Police issued a traffic advisory for road closures and parking restrictions during the U.S. Department of Transportation Car Show in D.C. on May 29.

‘Blatant Retaliation’: NPR Sues Trump Over Order to Cut Funding

NPR and three Colorado stations are suing President Trump over an executive order cutting public media funding, calling it unconstitutional.

Supreme Court halts orders directing DOGE document production; DHS cuts off access to ChatGPT and other commercial AI

The Supreme Court temporarily stayed two lower court orders Friday that mandated the production of documents and other information from the Department of Government Efficiency. In a brief order from Chief Justice John Roberts,

Police name man killed by stray bullet in DC

The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating after a man was fatally struck by a stray bullet while inside a Northwest D.C. apartment on Sunday. The victim was identified as 59-year-old Jose Carcamo of Northwest D.

Copper Fox Metals Provides Update on Mineral Mountain Drill Permit

Elmer B. Stewart, MSc. P.Geo., President, and CEO of Copper Fox, is the Company's non-independent, nominated Qualified Person pursuant to National Instrument 43-101, Standards for Disclosure for Mineral Projects, and has reviewed and approves the scientific and technical information disclosed in this news release.

POSTSEASON RECAP: Port Angeles softball, baseball make mark at state

The Port Angeles girls softball team finished second at state for the second time, the Port Angeles baseball team won its first game at the state tournament since 2001 and a pair of athletes from Sequim and Port Angeles won district championships in track and field.

Columbia Shuswap Regional District announces referendum for parcel tax to fund five community halls

The Columbia Shuswap Regional District has announced they will move forward with a referendum in Electoral Area G to determine if taxpayers support funding for five community halls in the area.

14-year-old clings to life after D.C. triple shooting leaves two dead

A shooting late Friday night on a Southeast DC street left two young males dead and another teen fighting for his life, prompting a double

Former Rep. Charlie Rangel, trailblazing New York lawmaker, dies at 94

Charles B. Rangel, a civil rights activist, war hero and trailblazing New York congressman whose career saw the high school dropout rise to become one of the most influential Black politicians in modern history,