Stories from Washington · United States

Boeing shares experienced a decline following an initial announcement by the President. Boeing's stock price experienced a decline following an announcement made by the President.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are reportedly warming to the idea of incorporating cryptocurrency into the mortgage market. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have been approved for conforming mortgages by VantageScore.

The U.S. Health Protection Agency, also known as the CDC, is working around the clock to safeguard Americans from health, safety, and security threats.

A US soldier has pleaded not guilty to 13 counts, including hate crime, murder, and terror charges. The soldier's 14-month-old child is recovering in the hospital after falling into a coma from ingesting decorative cake powder containing copper. A death sentence is considered justified due to the substantial nature of the crime.

A bill in the US Senate has been blocked by the courts.

President Trump stated that China has committed to increasing its purchases from the United States. China has agreed to buy more American products, according to officials. However, the deals are reportedly light on specifics.

A memorial service was held on Capitol Hill to honor law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty. The service is part of the Officer Down Memorial.

China aimed to signal its arrival on the global stage during the period leading up to the Beijing Olympics. The country sought to present itself to the world.

The US military and Big Tech are funders of academia, influencing innovation towards their objectives. This dynamic is seen as enabling control over research directions.

Nineteen substances have been classified as potentially posing safety risks.