|
A fire at an apartment building in Washington D.C. killed one person and critically injured another. The fire displaced over 400 residents. It also sent over a dozen people to the hospital |
|
A fire at an apartment building in Washington D.C. killed one person and critically injured another. The fire displaced over 400 residents. It also sent over a dozen people to the hospital |
|
A fire at an apartment building in Washington D.C. killed one person and critically injured another. The fire displaced over 400 residents. It also sent over a dozen people to the hospital |
|
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said US citizenship is not for sale as he announced more than 600 visas revoked over birth tourism. |
|
Three men were executed in Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Alabama on August 13, marking a rare triple execution in the US. |
|
US officials told The Wall Street Journal that the carrier rotation had been planned earlier and was not prompted by concerns surrounding the Lincoln. |
|
The Board of Immigration Appeals ruling changes the interpretation of advance parole, potentially impacting immigrants with over 180 days of unlawful presence. |
|
The US Department of Labor's inspector general has taken the H-1B visa fraud crackdown directly into the field, conducting checks at Dallas-area locations. |
|
The Presidents' Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration - a not-for-profit in the education sphere, along with 91 higher education institutions and associations, filed an amicus brief yesterday in a US appeals court urging it to uphold protections for non-citizen students and faculty. The brief asks the court to protect them from immigration action over constitutionally protected speech. |
|
Washington has begun a major restoration project aimed at returning 270 acres in the South Fork Skagit River estuary to natural intertidal and marsh habitat. According to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), construction on the Island Unit Restoration Project began in June 2026 and is expected to continue through fall 2028. |
|
The American West did not suddenly run out of water, the crisis built slowly. Around 2000, a prolonged drought began spreading across the region, with dry conditions returning year after year and leaving less moisture in the ground. |