Today: September 17, 2026
A federal judge paused construction of a 1,500-bed ICE facility in Williamsport, MD, citing the government's failure to complete an environmental review.…
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo has announced that the city will honor Rebecca Cheptegei, the late Ugandan Olympic marathon runner, by naming a sports venue after her. The 33-year former world champion, who had finished 44th in the marathon at the recent Paris…
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) is set to publish its first book of sports photography, titled “Game Changers: Sports Photographs from the National Museum of African American History and Culture,” on September 17, 2024. This groundbreaking…
Trump's tariff fight with Canada may win short-term concessions, but it's pushing America's most integrated trading partner toward China and Europe. The result: higher costs for U.S. manufacturers and consumers now, and a less dependent, more diversified Canada later.…
About 10,000 PGCPS students began the school year without assigned bus routes after the Chipmunk app failed. Dora Kennedy families say the breakdown deepens concerns about traffic, transportation and safety as the school prepares to share a campus with Robert Goddard Montessori.…
Pharrell operates with a mysterious, unmatched dynamism. This latitude to pursue wildly different projects with absolute credibility and authority is precisely what makes LVMH want to partner with him. More importantly, it serves as the ultimate motivator to the founders he backs.…
In a sharp follow-up to his 2022 critique, LaBode Obanor argues that the Nigerian government continues to treat its diaspora as an economic resource to be mined, enthusiastically courting their investments while continually denying them the right to vote.…
Immigrant families in the DMV are navigating more than raids and detention. Advocates say the crisis is also about confusion, fear, and the struggle to find trusted information fast enough.…
A late arrival to a community arts event turned into one of TANTV's most powerful conversations. Walter Little — coach, father, and neighbor — opens up about race, privilege, homeschooling Black history, and the everyday acts that can heal a divided America.…
A Virginia Tech survivor challenges Delaney, Trone, and corporate power in the DMV’s most contested House primary Maryland’s 6th Congressional District stretches from the diverse suburbs of Montgomery County through Frederick and out to the small towns of Allegany and Garrett Counties…
