Politics

TikTok is now another step closer to potentially being banned in the U.S.

One of the many goals of Washington lawmakers this next legislative session is getting more ferries on the water around Puget Sound.

School safety is once again top of mind for Washington lawmakers, with one senator creating several pre-filed bills to protect local districts.

As lawmakers head back to Olympia for 2025, the projection is that Washington will be short billions of dollars to operate in the coming years. Some lawmakers say the government needs to be smarter about how they spend taxpayer dollars, while others say more taxes could be the answer.

Elon Musk and Vivek Ramswamy were on Capitol Hill on Thursday to discuss their ideas to slash wasteful government spending.

The House committee is wrapping up its 2-year investigation into the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic, but not everyone feels like their questions are being answered.

Just days after a record-breaking Thanksgiving travel season, airlines are facing growing questions from lawmakers about rising airfares.

Lawmakers say Amazon's investment to expand nuclear power at Hanford may be best for the state.

South Korea's president is facing growing calls to resign after he declared Martial Law and reversed it hours later.

Seattle City Councilmember Tammy Morales announced her resignation on Wednesday, citing that she is worried about the future of the Council's institution.

Gov. Inslee issued a directive on Tuesday, commanding state agencies put a hold on hiring certain positions. This includes positions not related to public safety or other non-discretionary activities.

From tariff threats and hardball border policies to pulling back support from overseas wars, the Trump administration is vowing to usher in a new era when it comes to foreign policy.

Two bills filed this week call for a new grant program and emergency response systems in public schools statewide.