Washington DC

Washington DC 41 mins ago

Bowser ends decade-long reign as DC mayor after 3 terms in office, won't seek fourth

Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced she won't seek a fourth term, ending her decade-long leadership of nation's capital ahead of 2026 election.

Washington DC 8 hours ago

DC teen to serve less than 4 months in jail for carjacking

An 18-year-old in Washington, D.C., was sentenced to under four months in jail for a carjacking despite federal prosecutors urging seven years behind bars.

Illegal Immigrants 18 hours ago

Illegal immigrant who stole DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's Gucci bag pleads guilty, faces deportation

Illegal immigrant pleads guilty to stealing DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's Gucci bag with $3,000 cash and badge, faces deportation after sentencing.

Media 1 day ago

Associated Press, Trump White House return to court amid Gulf of America dispute

The Associated Press and Trump administration returned to court on Monday for a key hearing in the ongoing First Amendment battle over the "Gulf of America."

Kennedy Center 3 days ago

Trump envoy torches Senate Dems’ Kennedy Center probe built on ‘inaccurate gossip’

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse launches investigation into Kennedy Center operations while President Richard Grenell denies allegations of financial mismanagement.

Media 4 days ago

Rachel Maddow attending Dick Cheney's funeral sparks social media frenzy

Social media has strong reactions to liberal MS NOW host Rachel Maddow attending the funeral of former Vice President Dick Cheney, who she previously spoke critically of.

Opinion 4 days ago

DAVID MARCUS: Mr Mamdani goes to Washington between rock and hard place

NYC's socialist Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani heads to Trump's White House home for a high-stakes political meeting that could define his early tenure.

US Fires 4 days ago

Fire erupts in US Capitol trolley system, 2 police officers taken to hospital

Fire breaks out on Capitol trolley system connecting Rayburn House and Capitol buildings, prompting medical treatment for two police officers. No passengers injured.

Donald Trump 5 days ago

Trump labels 6 Democrats who told troops to refuse unlawful orders 'traitors' who should be arrested

President Donald Trump slammed Democrats who urged troops to "refuse illegal orders," saying the behavior was "seditious" and warrants their arrests.

Washington DC 6 days ago

Teen suspect in custody after Howard University homecoming shooting leaves 5 wounded: police

Teen arrested for Howard University homecoming shooting that injured five people in Washington, DC. Suspect, 17, faces multiple charges, including assault with intent to murder.

Christmas November 17

Iconic DC landmark unveils first Christmas tree as part of push to revive holiday spirit

Kennedy Center's inaugural Christmas tree lighting features an 18-foot red spruce from Virginia's Appalachian Mountains, donated by the U.S. Forest Service.

Washington DC November 17

Shutdown chaos reignites debate over privatizing US air traffic control

Privatizing FAA air traffic control is back on the public's radar as supporters argue it would prevent shutdown disruptions and improve funding.

Food-Drink November 15

'Streateries' face steep new rules in major US city; will others follow?

Cities nationwide are cracking down on outdoor dining as pandemic freedoms end, with Washington, D.C., reportedly joining New York and Philadelphia in imposing steep fees.

Donald Trump November 15

Trump gives ex-ally Greene new nickname after dropped endorsement, says she betrayed 'entire Republican Party'

President Donald Trump billed former ally Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene a "traitor," accusing the congresswoman of betraying "the entire Republican Party."

Arizona November 13

Arizona lawmakers' flight makes emergency landing in Kansas City after passenger disruption

Arizona congressional members aboard an American Airlines flight were forced to make an emergency landing in Kansas City after a disruptive passenger incident during D.C. trip.

Veterans November 13

Army officer-turned-creator ‘MandatoryFunDay’ rises above Veterans Day backlash: 'I choose to laugh'

Military humor creator MandatoryFunDay shares Veterans Day message focused on supporting veterans regardless of political party affiliation.

Veterans November 11

Obama surprises Honor Flight veterans arriving in Washington: 'We are very grateful'

Former President Barack Obama surprised a group of veterans in a heartfelt moment after they touched down on a flight into Washington, D.C.

Washington DC November 10

Three DC homicides in six hours test Trump’s claim of safer Washington

Fatal violence strikes Washington, D.C., as three people killed in homicides during Trump's declared war on capital crime. Police probe separate shooting incidents.

Crime November 6

Ex-DOJ worker who hurled sandwich at federal officer found not guilty

Jurors in Washington D.C., found a man not guilty of striking a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent in the chest with a sandwich.

Politics November 6

Nancy Pelosi will not seek re-election, ending decades-long House career

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will not seek re-election, ending her decades-long career as a Democratic lawmaker in Washington, D.C.

NHL November 5

Alex Ovechkin becomes first NHL player to reach 900 goals as opposing goalie tries to hide milestone puck

Alex Ovechkin scored his 900th NHL goal after breaking Wayne Gretzky's record in April, becoming the league's first player to reach this historic milestone.

Crime November 5

Ex-DOJ worker accused of hurling sandwich that ‘exploded’ on federal officer claims it was protest, not crime

Justice Department employee Sean Dunn faces federal trial for allegedly throwing sandwich at federal Customs and Border Protection agent in Washington, DC.

2025 Virginia Governor Race November 5

Inside Jay Jones and the Democrats’ late surge to upset wins across Virginia, from the suburbs to the shore

Hampton Roads and Northern Virginia drove Democratic gains as the political map shifted blue and Republicans saw reduced turnout in traditional strongholds.

Opinion November 5

DAVID MARCUS: Now is the time to nuke the filibuster

Trump pushes to eliminate Senate filibuster amid government shutdown. Could ending the 60-vote threshold help Republicans pass their agenda before Democrats take control?

Congress November 4

Man accused of threatening to kill member of Congress arrested steps from Senate building

Police arrested a Pennsylvania man who allegedly threatened to kill a member of Congress near the Senate building. Richard Griffin, 43, was stopped before a security screening.

Washington DC November 4

'All clear' at Reagan National Airport following unfounded bomb threat, Duffy says

Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy said "a United flight from Houston to Washington D.C. received a bomb threat" that was determined to be unfounded.

Justice Department November 4

Judge calls case involving alleged sandwich-throwing former DOJ worker 'simplest case in the world'

Sean Charles Dunn, a former Justice Department worker, faces trial for allegedly throwing a sandwich at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent.

Washington DC November 1

National Guard, police confront hundreds of juveniles amid Halloween chaos in DC; mayor issues under 18 curfew

A video captured chaos unfolding in Washington, D.C.'s Navy Yard neighborhood on Halloween night, and police took five people into custody.

Politics October 31

Federal judge blocks Trump order requiring citizenship proof on federal voter registration forms

The White House defended a voter citizenship verification order after a judge blocked the requirement, calling it a "commonsense" election integrity measure.

Donald Trump October 31

Trump reveals first photos after Lincoln Bedroom's renovation in the White House

President shares before-and-after photos of renovated Lincoln Bedroom bathroom on Truth Social, featuring polished statuary marble and gold fixtures.