Tag: Washington D.C. Bureau
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In Washington, USVI Gov. Bryan Pushes Administration for Tariff Relief and Reflects on Two Terms of Service
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Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. (D-USVI) is in the nation’s capital this week — representing the U.S. Virgin Islands at the National Governors Association winter meeting. The governor said the trip is about more than handshakes — it’s about delivering for the people back home.
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Consumer Advocates Praise Supreme Court Ruling on Trump’s Global Tariffs, President Criticizes Court
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – In a six to three decision, the Supreme Court struck down the President’s global tariffs. In response to the ruling, the President said he will sign an order imposing a ten percent global tariff.
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Board of Peace Members, U.S. Pledge Billions for Gaza Relief, Reconstruction
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At the first-ever Board of Peace Summit in Washington, President Donald Trump rolled out new financial commitments and security pledges aimed at stabilizing and rebuilding Gaza.
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Trump to make Decision on Potential Military Strike on Iran Within Two Weeks
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – During President Trump’s Board of Peace meeting, he said he will make a decision on whether to carry out a potential military strike on Iran within the next two weeks. This follows reports of a large US military build-up in the region.
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Day 5 of Partial Govt. Shutdown as DHS Funding Standoff Continues, FEMA Disruptions Emerge
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The partial shutdown is impacting the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees agencies like ICE, the Coast Guard, FEMA and TSA.
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Russia, Ukraine Peace Talks Wrap in Geneva, Five Year Anniversary of War Approaching
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Peace talks between the US, Ukraine and Russia wrapped in Geneva after two days. It’s been almost five years since Russia launched their latest war against Ukraine. “There’s progress but none of the details can be disclosed at this stage,” said Rustem Umerov, Secretary for the National Defense and Security Council of Ukraine. Details of the progress remain limited but Rustem, the lead negotiator,…
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Military Tension Increases Amid Iran Nuclear Negotiations in Geneva
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Tensions are rising again between the United States and Iran, with new threats and military escalation, as high-stakes talks between the two countries take place in Geneva.
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The Rev. Jesse Jackson Remembered by U.S. Leaders as a National Voice for Justice
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An early follow and mentee of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Jackson became a national voice for justice. Today, leaders in Washington and across the country are honoring his legacy.
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Campaigning to Cartography: Both Parties Look to Redraw the Road to Power in 2026 Midterms
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The midterm elections this fall may not be entirely decided by debates and campaign ads. The battle for control of Congress in the 2026 midterms is changing — from campaigning to cartography.
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George Washington’s Mount Vernon Celebrates Presidents’ Day, Displays Rare Items
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MOUNT VERNON, VA – This President’s Day, thousands of people visited the home of America’s first President, George Washington. Visitors could get a chance to meet with actors impersonating Washington and other key figures from the 18th century as well as viewing other performances. As part of America’s 250th celebrations, visitors get a chance to view never-before-displayed items of Washington’s.