Lifestyle
Universities Reflect on Colonial Legacies in Post-Empire Era
New academic partnership examines how higher education navigated decolonization and the transition to post-colonial societies.
D.C.'s Cherry Blossoms Expected to Peak in Late March
National Park Service predicts peak bloom between March 29 and April 1
Shore Student Wins New Jersey Poetry Out Loud Competition
Joy Ogunsakin of Trinity Hall in Tinton Falls will represent the state at the national finals.
Sports
Messi Attendance at Trump White House Sparks Controversy
Fans divided over soccer star's reaction to President's speech on Iran conflict
Portland Thorns Clear USWNT Star Sophia Wilson to Return
The forward is set to play in the team's preseason match after missing the 2025 season due to maternity leave.
Washington St. defeats Seattle 80-58
Cougars dominate in Pac-12 matchup
Automotive
House Passes Walberg's Motorcycle Parks Bill
Legislation aims to ensure equal access for motorcycle riders at national parks.
Ford Recalls Over 600K Vehicles Due to Faulty Windshield Wipers
The issue can reduce visibility and increase crash risk, automaker says.
Mazda U.S. CEO Optimistic About 2026 Sales Rebound
Mazda North America president Tom Donnelly sees major turnaround after recent downturn.
Weather
PAHO/WHO and Esri Strengthen Spatial Statistics and Risk Modeling Capabilities Across the Americas
Virtual training session aims to improve emergency and disaster preparedness and response through advanced GIS tools and techniques.
Washington's Cherry Blossoms May Bloom Late Due to Record Cold
The National Cherry Blossom Festival kicks off on March 20, but the peak bloom could be delayed.
Prince George's Schools Adjust Schedule Due to Weather
Monday night games rescheduled, Tuesday start time delayed due to snow and freezing rain.
Crime
New Jersey Man Pleads Guilty to Bringing Explosives to DC Church Before Supreme Court Term
Louis Geri faces 5-7 years in prison for illegal possession of destructive devices and extortion at St. Matthew's Cathedral.
Minnesota Man Mistakenly Placed on DHS 'Worst of the Worst' List
Telesforo Cerero-Palacios, a home renovator, was shocked to find his name and photo on the government's list of 'dangerous' immigrants.
US Attacks on Alleged Drug Boats Disrupt Traffickers
Pentagon chief says campaign has made it hard to find targets to sink.
