Legendary riders and international competitors headlined the seventh day of the 2025 Devon Horse Show, with champions crowned across Green Hunter divisions, FEI jumpers making their debut, and elegant carriage driving closing out the day.
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Memorial Day at the 2025 Devon Horse Show blended heartfelt tributes to American heroes with historic pageantry and top-tier equestrian competition, highlighting tradition, community, and excellence in sport.
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Day five of the 2025 Devon Horse Show blended tradition and excitement, featuring the historic Carriage Marathon, the crowd-pleasing Shetland Pony Steeplechase, and a thrilling nighttime victory by Boyd Martin in the $50,000 Devon Arena Eventing.
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Day four of the 2025 Devon Horse Show celebrated the next generation of equestrians with standout performances in junior hunter and jumper divisions, charming leadline classes, and a showcase of tradition through pony hunt teams and the historic Radnor Hunt exhibition.
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Ties, Triumphs, and First-Time Glory on day three of the 2025 Devon Horse Show.
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Devon Horse Show Opens with Junior Talent and Heartfelt Traditions.
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President Trump’s acceptance of a $400 million Qatari jet has sparked bipartisan debate regarding constitutional limits, foreign influence, and national security as lawmakers push back against the use of the foreign-owned aircraft for presidential travel.
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Mike Waltz has been removed as National Security Advisor following a security breach involving sensitive information on the messaging platform Signal, sparking speculation about his replacement amid shifting U.S. foreign policy priorities.
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Kilmar Abrego García remains imprisoned in El Salvador, defying multiple U.S. court orders for his return, fueling a legal and diplomatic standoff over the Trump administration’s immigration policies and its disregard for judicial rulings.
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In a break from tradition, Pope Francis’ funeral will feature simplified rites, a modest burial, and a clear message that his legacy was one of service over ceremony.
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On Easter Monday, Pope Francis peacefully passed away at the Vatican. The Catholic world mourns the loss of a great leader.
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An active shooter was reported on Florida State University’s campus in Tallahassee at noon on Thursday, according to FSU Alert.
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Two federal judges in Texas and New York have moved to block the Trump administration’s use of an 18th-century wartime law to deport Venezuelan migrants without due process, setting up a high-stakes legal battle over immigration enforcement and executive power.
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In recent weeks, President Trump has raised eyebrows with comments regarding his potential bid for a third term, however the legal and constitutional challenges he would face make such a possibility highly unlikely.
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The DC Circuit Court will hear oral arguments on March 31st to decide whether a lower court can properly address the Trump administration’s efforts to deport Venezuelan nationals under the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, a controversial move linked to national security concerns.
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In a phone call on Tuesday, President Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin discussed a potential ceasefire arrangement for the ongoing war in Ukraine.
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On March 11th the Department of Education announced it would lay off nearly half of its workforce in the Trump administration’s latest move to reduce the size of the federal government.
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Elon Musk’s new efficiency initiative requires federal employees to submit weekly reports on their accomplishments to streamline budget cuts. Due to pushback from a few federal agencies, its future remains uncertain.
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