Stories from Washington · United States

A source stated that the capacity of the US government has experienced an "apocalyptic" decline over the past 14 months, attributing this to talented individuals being "chased out." The White House countered this in a statement, insisting that the American people are...

A specialized medical and surgical team affiliated with the Saudi program for conjoined twins successfully separated conjoined twins in Washington. The program also involves ensuring the readiness of mosques and public health care.

A survey by the US Government Accountability Office, reported by the Art Newspaper, found that 85% of US museums and houses require renovation. Over three-quarters of these damages could potentially endanger the collections housed within them.

Thousands of files related to the Jeffrey Epstein trial are reportedly going missing daily, with the Department of Justice continuing to delete evidence. The source noted that a letter discussed in an article about the case was described as 'very Trumpian in nature'.

The US President made comments regarding the mission of the church to preach the gospel and peace. He stated that if someone criticizes him for announcing the gospel, they should do so with the truth.

Russian diplomat Alexander Dorchiev spoke to journalists at the Russian embassy in Washington during a reception for the 81st anniversary of Victory Day. Dorchiev noted that representatives from the White House and the US State Department attended this year's reception.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in the United States announced that Mary Jona will be punished. The punishment is for bringing dangerous narcotic substances across the border.

A proposal offers the potential for officer bonuses based on the number of undocumented people. Police leaders state officers are not actively seeking undocumented individuals, but immigrant advocates express concern that this is occurring.

The Trump administration's "task force model" program grants local police the authority to arrest individuals suspected of being in the country illegally. This initiative aims to support the administration's deportation objectives.

Former New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu, who leads the largest aviation trade group, warned Treasury Secretary Scott Besant that airfares will spike soon if the war does not end. CBS News confirmed this warning from the nation's top air carriers.