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.
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
Kennedy Center Records Fight Widens as Lawmaker Seeks Trump Administration Messages
Rep. Joyce Beatty is seeking emails and texts about Kennedy Center management
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
Smoking Materials Spark Alexandria Apartment Fire, Leaving 14 Units Uninhabitable
Alexandria fire investigators traced Sunday's South Pickett Street blaze to smoking materials
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
Suspicious Letters Reach Congressional and Election Offices in Widening Federal Investigation
Federal investigators are tracing suspicious mailings sent to congressional offices and election
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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
Iranian Strikes Destroyed or Damaged hundreds of Buildings at U.S. bases, Pentagon Watchdog says
Iranian attacks destroyed or damaged hundreds of buildings and other structures at U.S. military bases across the Middle East during the first months of
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Army Presents Final Design Plans for Return of Confederate Memorial to Arlington Cemetery
Army cemetery officials presented final design plans for returning a Confederate memorial to Arlington National Cemetery, where the sculpture is expected to be reinstalled
Lawmakers Urge FAA to Pause AI Flight-Management Trial in Washington Airspace
More than two dozen lawmakers are asking the FAA to suspend an AI-assisted air traffic planning pilot around Washington pending safety and training details.
Park Service Begins Removing Trees at East Potomac Golf Links Amid Redesign Dispute
Crews began a new phase of tree removal at East Potomac Golf Links, where the National Park Service says as many as 529 trees
Arlington County Sues to Halt Trump’s 250-Foot Arch Near National Cemetery
Arlington County sued the Trump administration Thursday, alleging it bypassed environmental review before advancing a 250-foot triumphal arch near Arlington National Cemetery.
Union Station Rail Shutdown Begins Tonight, Disrupting Virginia Trains for Nine Days
Amtrak will close a critical junction south of Union Station after Friday service, disrupting Virginia-bound intercity trains and next week's VRE commute.
One Dead, Six Injured in Early-Morning House Fire in Northwest Washington
A man died and six others, including three children, were hospitalized after a predawn fire on Geranium Street NW. Investigators have not announced a
Sunday Storm Threat Brings Flood Watch, Tornado Risk to Washington Region
A new National Weather Service outlook warns of possible damaging wind gusts and brief tornadoes Sunday, with a flood watch in parts of Northern
DC Water Says Potomac Has Returned to Normal After January Sewage Spill
Expanded testing found no current evidence of lasting damage from the January Potomac Interceptor collapse, DC Water said.