D.C. Traffic Deaths Rise 76 Percent Over Last Year, Police Figures Show
Metropolitan Police Department figures show 37 traffic fatalities through November 5, compared with 21 at the same point last year.
Mad Stabbed to Death with a Kitchen Knife in a Library in the West End.
WASHINGTON – Metropolitan Police Department officials are investigating a homicide which occurred
Trump Names Stephen Miller Chief of Staff After Susie Wiles Resigns
President Trump has elevated Stephen Miller to White House chief of staff
Hegseth Authorizes Expanded National Guard Patrols in D.C. With Vehicles and Boats
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth approved expanded National Guard patrol capabilities in Washington,
Judge Halts Trump’s Memorial Arch Hours After Federal Panel Approves Plans
A federal judge barred construction of the proposed 250-foot arch for 14
Democrats Win Control of Congress in Sweeping Midterm Wave – Top 10 Republican Losses
Democrats captured both chambers of Congress in Tuesday's midterms, gaining seats in
Joint Base Andrews Receives First Jolly Green II Helicopter in Planned Fleet Replacement
The first of 26 planned HH-60W helicopters arrived Monday at Joint Base
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Trump Waives New Russia Sanctions and Tariffs Agreed to in the Lindsey Graham Sanctions Law
A White House executive order waives most new sanctions and tariffs required by a law enacted last month, while preserving older restrictions on Russia.
U.S. Military Says Caribbean Vessel Strike Killed Four
U.S. Southern Command said a military operation Sunday struck a vessel in the Caribbean and killed four people it said were involved in narcotics
Xi Jinping visits White House for State Visit
WASHINGTON — Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the White House on Thursday for a state visit that included talks with President Donald Trump, an
EU President Von der Leyen calls for slower AI race, offers Canada closer ties with European Union
STRASBOURG, France — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called Wednesday for slowing the race to build the world’s most powerful artificial intelligence
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Trump Uses Reflecting Pool Reopening for Election-Eve Appeal, With Focus on Washington Projects
President Trump devoted much of his final public appearance before the midterms to the renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and other Washington construction plans.
New Lawsuit Seeks Broad Limits on White House Bans Against Journalists
Six members of the public sued over White House press restrictions, arguing that retaliatory bans deny Americans access to independent reporting.
Kennedy Center Records Fight Widens as Lawmaker Seeks Trump Administration Messages
Rep. Joyce Beatty is seeking emails and texts about Kennedy Center management and closure votes, challenging the administration's assertion of presidential privilege.
Trump Arch Could Break Ground November 5 as Opponents Seek Court Order
Federal officials say work on a proposed 250-foot arch near Arlington Memorial Bridge could begin November 5 if final approvals are granted, prompting a
Pepco Substation Problem Leaves More Than 1,100 Without Power in Foggy Bottom
A Pepco substation problem affected approximately 1,176 customers near Foggy Bottom on Monday as firefighters investigated reports of smoke from manholes.
Scooter-riding, Ankle-monitored 18-Year-Old Arrested in Three Northwest Sexual Abuse Incidents
Police say the suspect approached victims, made unwanted sexual contact and fled in three incidents on October 16 in Northwest Washington.
Smoking Materials Spark Alexandria Apartment Fire, Leaving 14 Units Uninhabitable
Alexandria fire investigators traced Sunday's South Pickett Street blaze to smoking materials discarded in a balcony planter. Fourteen apartments are uninhabitable.
National Guard Member Wounded in Shooting on Capitol Hill; Suspected Gunman Also Hurt
A National Guard member and a suspected gunman were hospitalized after troops encountered gunfire while intervening in a late-night fight on Eighth Street SE,