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The Secret Service engaged an armed individual near the White House, resulting in the suspect being shot and injured. The incident involved an exchange of fire close to the presidential residence.
Chris Donatelli, a prominent Washington developer known for reshaping areas like U Street and Columbia Heights, has died at the age of 58, having recently faced legal issues over forged loan documents.
The Strait of Hormuz experienced escalating tensions as the US Navy escorted commercial ships and issued warnings to Iran, which asserted its control over the waterway and traded claims of missile strikes. This military activity and rhetoric raised global concerns about shipping safety and oil prices.
Wedbush analysts suggest that IonQ's first-quarter results could benefit from positive influences from both sides of the political spectrum in Washington D.C.
The nation’s capital was designed as a visual rebuke to monarchy. Trump wants to turn it into Versailles
A D.C. police email reprimanding officers for not making arrests based on reasonable suspicion sparked backlash and was later rescinded by department leadership.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent concluded Financial Literacy Month by hosting a fair for over 50 D.C. students, featuring games, booths, and vault tours to promote financial education.
Mark Carney asserted that Canada has a single negotiator, following a visit by Conservative Members of Parliament to Washington. Conservative leader Poilievre has not traveled to D.C. since assuming his role.
Global oil prices surged to their highest levels since 2022, nearing $125 a barrel, amid reports that the US is considering new military scenarios and a potential multi-month blockade of Iranian ports.
After a conciliatory start, the attack in Washington, D.C. was quickly used to create political momentum for Trump's prestige project – and to resume old disputes, writes Anders Tornsø Jørgensen in...
Actor George Clooney condemned a recent shooting in Washington, D.C., and called for national unity in its aftermath. He urged citizens to work together to "truly make America great again".
King Charles III visited the United States, where he met with former President Donald Trump at the White House and was scheduled to deliver a historic address to a joint session of Congress. The visit aimed to strengthen the 'special relationship' between the two nations.
Washington, D.C. has filed a lawsuit against MAA, alleging the company engaged in deceptive advertising practices.
A poignant display of 20,000 teddy bears was set up in Washington D.C., near the US Capitol, to represent Ukrainian children abducted by Russia since the 2022 invasion.
A gunman at the White House Correspondents' Dinner was reportedly targeting President Trump and his administration officials, prompting an evacuation and raising security concerns. The incident led to discussions about event security and the safety of high-profile attendees.
President Donald Trump was swiftly evacuated from the White House Correspondents' Dinner after reports of suspected gunshots and a security incident. He was rushed from the ballroom, with no immediate signs of injuries reported.
President Trump attended the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, marking his first time at the event as president. This appearance was a notable moment amidst ongoing political discussions.
Ukrainian organizations in the U.S. have created an installation of 20,000 teddy bears in front of the U.S. Capitol, each symbolizing a Ukrainian child abducted by Russia, to raise awareness.
Kristi Noem has been observed living in a Coast Guard home in Washington, D.C., despite having been ousted as DHS secretary more than six weeks prior.
Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni received 26 ancient Greek artifacts in Washington, D.C., which were recovered from illicit trafficking. The handover ceremony, attended by US authorities, marks another chapter in the close cultural cooperation between the two nations.
A prominent property billionaire has issued a warning about a potential selloff in the real estate market of Washington D.C.
Mentalist Oz Pearlman will headline the annual D.C. gathering of politicians and press, aiming to unify, delight, and puzzle the crowd.
A man has been sentenced to three years in prison for stealing Kristi Noem's purse from a Washington D.C. restaurant. The incident and subsequent sentencing garnered significant media attention.
Congressman Shomari Figures commented that basketball helps reduce political friction among lawmakers in Washington D.C. He noted that once suits are off, some congressmen focus more on jump shots than political disagreements.
Six individuals have been charged in connection with a scheme to steal and resell dozens of cars from the Washington D.C. metropolitan area.
Washington D.C. is reportedly experiencing a difficult and worsening week, though specific events contributing to this assessment are not detailed.
In separate lawsuits, environmental regulators said D.C. Water failed to prevent and contain a massive spill of raw sewage upstream of Washington.
Comedian Matt Friend, known for his political impressions, will headline a comedy special from Washington, D.C., set to air on CNN on the eve of the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner.
Rep. Rich McCormick made a self-deprecating comment about D.C. being for "uglies," which was met with a compliment from Charlie.
Bilateral trade talks between India and the United States have commenced in Washington, D.C., with discussions expected to focus on various trade issues, including tariffs. The US Ambassador confirmed India's arrival for the three-day talks.
Cameroon's Minister of Finance, Louis Paul Motaze, attended the 53rd IMFC meeting in Washington D.C., where he emphasized the modernization of the State's financial framework through accrual accounting reform.
Gent Sejko, Governor of the Bank of Albania, attended the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington D.C., where he highlighted the significant economic risks posed by ongoing conflicts. He represented Albania at the international financial gatherings.
The National Zoo in Washington D.C. is celebrating the birth of Linh Mai, an Asian elephant calf, marking the first such birth in 25 years, which is crucial for the endangered species despite the mother's rejection.
On April 18, 1958, American modernist poet Ezra Pound was discharged from a psychiatric hospital in Washington, D.C., after more than 11 years, a confinement that was reportedly more political than medical.
A new trend is emerging where individuals, like a writer and yoga teacher from Washington D.C., are taking 'midlife working trips' to Latin America. This travel style sits between a holiday and a full digital nomad life.
A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has officially gone into effect, with reports indicating US mediation in the agreement. The truce aims to temporarily halt hostilities between the two nations.
An opinion piece published in the Wall Street Journal titled 'I Left My Heart in Washington, D.C.' shares a personal reflection on the city.
Prosecutors have added a terrorism charge in a new indictment against Brian Cole Jr., who is accused of placing pipe bombs near the RNC and DNC headquarters on the eve of the January 6, 2021, insurrection.
Authorities in Washington D.C. have confiscated an Audi Q5 after its driver accumulated a large number of traffic violations and $262,000 in unpaid fines.
Tanios Abi-Najm, the patriarch who founded Lebanese Taverna in 1979 after fleeing war-torn Beirut, passed away last week at the age of 94, leaving a significant impact on D.C. dining.
Israel and Lebanon held rare direct talks in Washington, D.C., agreeing to begin negotiations on their disputed land and maritime borders. These discussions mark the first direct engagement between the two nations since 1993.
The U.S. House of Representatives is scheduled to vote on a new aviation safety bill, which was prompted by a deadly midair collision near Washington D.C. The legislation aims to enhance safety measures following the incident.
D.C.'s Navy Yard saw another teen takeover this weekend, prompting a juvenile curfew zone and increased police presence to address ongoing disruptions.
Washington D.C. and the Mid-Atlantic region are expected to experience unusually warm, June-like temperatures next week, following a period of fluctuating weather in March and early April.
An appeals court has temporarily permitted the construction of a White House ballroom to continue, instructing a U.S. District Judge to re-evaluate the national security implications of halting the project. The panel seeks clarification on how an injunction might interfere with safety and security plans.
Queen Máxima of the Netherlands is in Washington D.C., where she is expanding her schedule to include discussions with the IMF, World Bank, and G20 financial talks.
New York and Washington D.C. are forecast to experience a significant heatwave next week, with temperatures expected to reach 30C and 34C respectively.
Bill Mann, a veteran reporter and editor who covered major regions including the Philippines, Egypt, India, and Washington D.C. during his nearly 50-year career with The Associated Press, has died at age 83.
Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has unveiled her last budget proposal, which includes significant spending cuts. The plan outlines the city's financial priorities for the upcoming fiscal year.
D.C. Economy "Under Strain," Faces Biggest Spending Cuts Since Great Recession The U.S.
During urgent talks in Washington D.C., US Treasury and Federal Reserve Chair officials cautioned Wall Street executives about the cybersecurity risks posed by new AI models. The meeting, known as the Bessent-Powell talks, focused on key takeaways regarding these emerging threats.
The elite Bilderberg Group has commenced its annual meeting in Washington D.C., bringing together influential figures from around the world, including Polish politicians and entrepreneurs.
The acting director of the CDC has delayed the publication of a report detailing the benefits of COVID vaccine, citing concerns with its methodology, despite the design being commonly used to test vaccine effectiveness.
Residents in Washington D.C. are alarmed by an eruption of teen violence, as the D.C. Council postpones a vote on extending the city's enhanced youth curfew law.
Reports indicate that Jeanine Pirro's office continues to pursue legal action against individuals perceived as opponents of Donald Trump, facing resistance and pushback from jurors in Washington D.C.
Lawyers said the judge's order is "threatening grave national-security harms to the White House, the President and his family, and the President's staff."
Tamil Nadu-born Rini Sampath has made history by becoming the first South Asian person to secure a place on the ballot for the Mayor of Washington, D.C.
Sens. Roger Wicker, R-Miss., and Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., raised counterintelligence concerns over a sanctioned Russian Duma delegation's recent visit to Washington, D.C.
Pam Bondi has reportedly fled Washington D.C. following her dismissal by Donald Trump. Details surrounding the firing and her departure remain unclear.
American airports have emerged as the newest arena for political disputes and policy battles within Washington D.C.
A new exhibition in Washington D.C., titled 'How can you forget me,' delves into the rich history of the Filipino American community and their pursuit of the American dream, featuring a discovery of 26 steamer trunks from 2005.
Jessie Jones, a veteran TV character actor known for roles in series like Murphy Brown and Newhart, and a prolific comedy playwright, has died at 75. Her writing partner Jamie Wooten confirmed her passing on March 20 in Washington, D.C. after a long illness.
A photo gallery captures the beauty of Washington D.C.'s cherry blossoms, showcasing the city's vibrant 'pink spring'.
Newly released video footage of the 2025 Washington D.C. plane crash shows a commercial jet and an Army helicopter flying directly towards each other moments before their explosive collision.
A significant divide over artificial intelligence policy is emerging in Washington, D.C., as technology companies and labor organizations compete to gain the upper hand in shaping future regulations.
Senators Ted Cruz and John Thune have reportedly left Washington D.C. hours after a Senate vote to end the government shutdown, following Senator Marsha Blackburn's earlier departure before a crucial bill vote.
The mother of a D.C. intern who was shot and killed in Chicago's Rogers Park urged the family of Loyola student Sheridan Gorman to 'fight back' following an obituary's 'olive branch'.
Reports emphasize the infrequent occurrence of shooting incidents on the National Mall in Washington D.C. This observation highlights the general safety of the prominent public space despite isolated events.
Soil at a Washington D.C. golf course, where debris from the East Wing was dumped, contains toxic metals, though the National Park Service claims levels are within environmental limits, a point disputed by opponents.
A federal magistrate ordered that the D.C. Department of Corrections explain why it had placed Cole Tomas Allen, a suspect in the Correspondents’ Dinner shooting, in especially restrictive conditions. A generic update from the same outlet also covered the story.
Embassies in Washington D.C. transformed their diplomatic corridor into a global fairground for the annual Passport DC “Around the World Embassy Tour,” showcasing diverse cultures.
Mariska Hargitay's 'End The Backlog' campaign has successfully secured legislative reforms addressing rape kit backlogs across all 50 U.S. states, as well as D.C. and Puerto Rico. This milestone marks a significant achievement in her long-standing advocacy efforts.
A D.C. home, built over 100 years ago, has been listed for sale with an asking price of $17.75 million.
Details have been revealed regarding the specific location where Cole Allen is being held within the D.C. jail complex.
A new report reveals that the SEIU union spent $1.2 million at a five-star D.C. hotel during a lobbying effort to oppose Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act,' ultimately without success.
Cole Allen took a selfie in his hotel room shortly before he stormed the lobby of the Hilton hotel in Washington D.C. armed with a shotgun.
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani, who has a personal relationship with U.S. Vice President JD Vance, is in Washington for a networking conference, with Poilievre suggesting Carney should leverage all relationships.
California Governor Gavin Newsom publicly refutes Katie Miller's accusation that he was responsible for a shooting incident in Washington D.C., with Miller also praising her husband for protecting…
During a shooting incident at a press gala in Washington, D.C., several attendees were reportedly caught on video stealing bottles of wine, leading to the incident being dubbed "Winegate" by internet users.
John Hinckley -- the man who shot then-President Ronald Reagan in 1981 -- says the Washington Hilton Hotel should stop holding big events because it's not secure, and bad things keep happening there…
A gunman attempted to attack President Trump and Cabinet members at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, sending anti-government writings to family before the incident and sparking various reactions and conspiracy theories.
A quiz invites readers to identify cities that share surprisingly similar latitudes, such as Lisbon and Washington D.C., or Tokyo and Tunis.
Former President Trump has reportedly ordered the relining of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, a significant maintenance project for the iconic Washington D.C. landmark.
Washington D.C. has seen a roughly 50% drop in its murder rate compared to the previous year, leading to debate over whether a federal crackdown or broader trends are responsible.
A Republican official has proposed ceding a portion of Virginia back to Washington D.C. following a recent redistricting loss.
Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni received 26 ancient Greek artifacts at a special event at the Greek Embassy in Washington, D.C., in the presence of US authorities, marking another significant chapter in the repatriation of antiquities. She also held a working meeting at the State Department.
US President Donald Trump announced that the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been extended for an additional three weeks. Trump also stated that Israel retains the right to launch attacks, emphasizing they would be careful.
A Republican has proposed returning a Democratic-leaning part of Virginia to Washington D.C. following a recent redistricting vote.
New Jersey Representative Tom Kean has missed nearly 50 roll calls and has been absent from Washington D.C. for a month, with none of his Republican colleagues able to confirm his whereabouts.
A historical account recalls Boris Yeltsin's infamous drunken walk in Washington D.C. in his underwear, searching for pizza.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has decided not to publish a report that was expected to detail the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines. This move has drawn attention regarding transparency in public health data.
A pre-dawn collision involving a work vehicle and a train on the Silver Line of the Washington D.C. Metro system injured 11 people and caused significant disruptions to the morning commute.
A federal judge has issued a ruling to prevent the imminent removal of bike lanes connecting downtown Washington D.C. to the Tidal Basin, citing that the National Park Service had improperly rushed its plans.
Reports indicate that Vance is currently in Washington, D.C., pursuing a renegotiation or 'do-over' of a deal. The specifics of the deal and the parties involved remain unclear.
Live Nation has agreed to pay $9.9 million to settle claims in Washington D.C. related to hidden fees charged to consumers.
Sources indicate that witnesses have been subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury in Washington D.C. as part of an ongoing investigation involving former CIA Director John Brennan.
Live Nation and Ticketmaster have agreed to pay $9.9 million to settle claims that they engaged in 'predatory' practices by hiding the true price of tickets from D.C. fans until checkout.
National Guard troops remain deployed in Washington D.C. with no clear end date, costing approximately $1 million per day. The prolonged presence has raised questions about its necessity and duration.
A teenager was injured in a shooting incident on Saturday night, April 18, near the Waterfront Metro station in Washington D.C., just outside the new juvenile curfew zones, prompting a heavy police response.
Nearly 500 public figures, including politicians and Hollywood celebrities, will participate in the 'America Reads the Bible' event in Washington, D.C., reading the Bible cover-to-cover to commemorate America's 250th anniversary.
Comedian and DC native Donnell Rawlings took the TMZ DC crew on a late-night tour of Washington D.C., showcasing monuments and local eateries.
Political strategist James Carville suggested that Democrats should discreetly plan a 'power grab' by pursuing D.C. and Puerto Rico statehood and packing the Supreme Court upon their return to power.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko met with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva in Washington, D.C., during the Spring Meetings to discuss ongoing cooperation and Ukraine's reform agenda.
Rodney Mims Cook Jr., Trump's top arts commissioner, has proposed building three arches in Washington D.C., rather than just one. His panel will review the president's own proposal, with Cook advocating for additional structures.
Washington, D.C.'s emergency juvenile curfew is set to expire, raising concerns about potential violent teen takeover events and chaos during the ongoing spring break period.
Finance ministers and central bank governors gathered in Washington D.C. for the annual Spring Meetings of the IMF and World Bank Group. Discussions focused on global economic challenges, including revised growth forecasts, geopolitical impacts, and specific country cooperation programs.
Hungarian opposition figure Peter Magyar announced plans to suspend state television and radio broadcasts, promising to reform public media to ensure press freedom and truth for Hungarians. This pledge comes amidst political discussions involving figures like Donald Trump and Serbian President Vučić regarding Hungarian politics.
Israel and Lebanon held their first direct talks in decades in Washington D.C., mediated by US official Marco Rubio. The historic meeting aimed to establish a framework for peace and address ongoing conflicts, despite internal divisions within Lebanon.
Israel and Lebanon began their first direct talks in Washington D.C. since 1993, hosted by the United States. These discussions aim to address long-standing issues between the two nations.
Ali El Arabi's film '52 Blue,' which tells the story of an Indian man's journey to meet his idol Lionel Messi, is set to have its world premiere at the Washington D.C. International Film Festival. The movie features an original song by Indian music star Badshah.
Representatives from Lebanon and Israel are scheduled to meet in Washington, D.C., to discuss the withdrawal of troops from disputed territory.
The head of the Bank of Korea is scheduled to participate in the upcoming G20 and IMF-World Bank Group meetings in Washington D.C.
A commission has released images of a planned triumphal arch in Washington, D.C., intended to commemorate the USA’s 250th anniversary. A spokesperson described the proposed structure as a future iconic landmark.
Both New York and Washington D.C. are predicted to experience sweltering conditions and potentially record-breaking temperatures in the coming week.
Pakistan's Finance Minister has departed for Washington, D.C., to attend the World Bank-IMF spring meetings scheduled from April 13 to 18.
The latest GDP numbers are a wake-up call for voters picking the next mayor.
Former President Donald Trump has expressed a desire to construct a new arch in Washington D.C., with details emerging on its potential appearance.
Countess Athena's confirmation ceremony will take place in Washington D.C., with a former minister officiating, followed by a private family celebration.
Network veteran Jon Schlosberg has been named the new Executive Producer of ABC News’ 'This Week,' where he will work with George Stephanopoulos, Martha Raddatz, and Jonathan Karl from Washington, D.C.
Pimco has called on policymakers in Washington D.C. to cease discussions regarding a potential initial public offering for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The firm's stance highlights ongoing debates surrounding the future of the housing finance giants.
Washington, D.C., authorities took juveniles into custody after teen takeovers allegedly led to street brawls and assaults on police officers Saturday.
Former President Trump reportedly skipped traditional Easter church services, opting instead for what critics described as a 'self-worship tour' in Washington D.C.
California Senator Alex Padilla was spotted attending a Dodgers game in Washington D.C. on Saturday.
A 31-year-old individual, born in Tamil Nadu, has made history by appearing on the Washington D.C. mayoral ballot. This marks a significant achievement for an "outsider" in the city's political landscape.
Pakistan's finance minister is holding key talks with the International Monetary Fund and World Bank officials in Washington D.C., seeking safety nets, subsidy reforms, and emergency financing options as the country faces economic challenges from oil and gas volatility.
Senator Cory Booker was seen having breakfast with his wife at a hotel in Los Angeles, more than 2,000 miles from Washington D.C., amidst a government shutdown.
American airports have emerged as the newest arena for political disputes and policy debates within Washington D.C.
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to remove bike lanes in Washington D.C. that have been credited with significantly reducing injuries by 91 percent, sparking controversy over transportation policy.
Rico Rashaad Barnes has been arrested and charged in the robbery-murder of Syed Hammad Hussain, whose D.C. apartment was allegedly ransacked and set ablaze after his death.
The Homeland Security Department has lifted its total ban on reviewing asylum applications, a pause that was initially imposed after a D.C. National Guard shooting and affected millions of cases.
In D.C. schools, even kindergartners are regularly using laptops and other electronic devices in class, with content like 'KPop Demon Hunters' being viewed by the youngest pupils.
Judges in Washington, D.C., have issued rulings that have stalled key aspects of the Trump administration's agenda, including efforts related to immigration, policing, and the Federal Reserve, thereby raising questions about executive power.
A delegation of Russian State Duma deputies arrived in the United States for a two-day visit to New York and Washington, D.C., marking a diplomatic engagement.
The iconic cherry blossoms in Washington D.C. have reached their peak bloom, signaling the arrival of spring in the nation's capital.
DC Judge 'Apologizes' To Alleged Trump Assassin Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news, A federal magistrate judge in Washington, D.C., has come under fire after expressing deep…
A D.C. judge referenced actor Amy Poehler's show 'Parks and Recreation' while deciding to allow necessary renovations to continue at East Potomac Golf Links, declining to immediately stop Trump's takeover of the course.
The All Things Go Festival has announced its headliners and full lineup, featuring artists such as Hayley Williams, Mitski, Brandi Carlile, Lola Young, and Zara Larsson. The festival is set to take place in D.C.
The European Commission issued its initial response after former President Trump announced plans for higher tariffs on automobiles imported from the EU. Experts predict these potential new tariffs could significantly impact German manufacturers, with estimates suggesting an $18 billion cost to Germany.
The iconic Washington D.C. band Fugazi is scheduled to perform in Athens on May 11, according to eKathimerini.com.
Newly released video footage shows suspect Cole Allen attempting to storm a White House Correspondents' Dinner checkpoint and firing at Secret Service officers. Officials state Allen is not seeking bail following the incident.
Prime Minister Mark Carney dismissed Conservative MP Jamil Jivani's recent trade trip to Washington D.C., asserting that he is the sole negotiator with the U.S.
New images show the suspect in a Washington, D.C., shooting incident taking selfies shortly before the alleged assassination attempt on Trump. Further video evidence now suggests the would-be Trump killer may not have fired the bullet that hit an agent.
A TMZ staff member named Jacob reportedly asked U.S. Senator Katie Britt out on a date in Washington D.C., with the Senator agreeing to the outing.
Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted for a second time, facing charges related to an Instagram photo allegedly threatening President Trump. Legal experts have raised concerns about the indictment's potential First Amendment implications.
An opinion piece by Francine Prose explores the American public's varied reactions, including outrage, exhaustion, and numbness, to current chaotic events, specifically referencing a recent shooting in Washington D.C.
Vinson & Elkins has expanded its corporate practice by adding four new partners across its Denver and Washington D.C. offices.
The 41st Annual PSEKA Cyprus Conference, organized by AHI, took place in Washington, D.C., from June 9–11, 2026.
A shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner led to the identification of suspect Cole Allen and sparked widespread online rumors. The event prompted an investigation and various reactions regarding the alleged gunman's background and the incident's nature.
A shooting occurred at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, with authorities stating the suspect likely targeted Trump administration officials. The incident raised concerns about security and prompted reactions from attendees and officials.
A Grindr party held in Washington D.C. on Friday night was a highly anticipated event, with attendees reportedly enjoying the festivities.
Entertainment news outlet TMZ is increasing its focus on Washington D.C. politics, with founder Harvey Levin stating their intent to break high-profile stories. This move marks a significant expansion for the celebrity gossip site into a new journalistic arena.
A Republican lawmaker has proposed returning Arlington and Alexandria to Washington, D.C., as a move to counter Virginia's newly approved Democratic-favored district map, which would eliminate a Democrat's congressional seat.
The Trump administration's "Gold Card" visa program, which required a $1 million investment for US residency, has reportedly only approved one applicant to date. This limited uptake was confirmed by a US commerce official.
Large plumes of smoke were observed over downtown Washington, D.C., as authorities responded to reports of a Metro bus fire inside the Ninth Street Tunnel.
Tensions between the US and Iran have escalated into a naval standoff in the Strait of Hormuz, with President Trump ordering the Navy to fire on Iranian boats if they harass US vessels. Both nations have seized ships and engaged in confrontational maneuvers, impacting global oil markets.
US Congress members reportedly tested an uncensored AI model that provided step-by-step instructions on how to carry out a terror attack in Washington D.C.
An Asian elephant calf has made its first public appearance at the National Zoo in Washington D.C. The debut marks a new milestone for the zoo's elephant conservation efforts.
Iran has tightened its control over shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, stating it will not fully reopen the critical waterway while a US blockade remains in effect. This stance comes amidst ongoing US-Iran tensions, with experts warning of challenging months ahead as both sides test each other.
A subway collision at the Metro Center station in Washington D.C. just after midnight has left 11 people injured.
D.C. Climate Week 2026 is set to explore the intersection of climate policy and clean energy innovation.
US-Iran tensions intensified as the US Navy reportedly detained an Iranian-linked tanker, while President Trump issued warnings of military action and offered a path to negotiations if Iran released eight women. Trump also stated he did not wish to extend a ceasefire with Iran, indicating the military was eager to act.
Prediction markets are increasing their lobbying activities in Washington D.C. in an attempt to prevent the implementation of new US regulations.
Republican strategists have convened in Washington D.C., joined by Trump advisors Susie Wiles and James Blair, to coordinate their midterm election strategy. The meetings aim to address rising headwinds as Republicans work to defend their slim congressional majorities.
A dispute in Washington D.C. reportedly led to the government closing the airspace over El Paso, causing significant disruption and chaos in the city.
The Lusophone Compact Steering Committee has convened in Washington D.C. to discuss and enhance cooperation among its member states and partners.
Uzbekistan discussed Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) during a roundtable event held in Washington, D.C.
Finance ministers and high-ranking officials from several countries are attending the IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington D.C. During the summit, they are holding critical bilateral meetings and presenting economic reforms and investment opportunities.
Pete Hegseth is seeking permission from the D.C. Circuit Court to take action against a senator for criticizing him.
Romanian Health and Finance Ministers held an exploratory meeting with Pfizer in Washington D.C. to discuss converting the country's COVID-19 vaccine debt into innovative medicines.
John Waldron, President and COO of Goldman Sachs, cautioned retail investors about the illiquidity of private credit, speaking at Semafor’s World Economy event in Washington, D.C.
A parliamentary delegation from Moldova, including deputies from the ruling Action and Solidarity Party, is on an official visit to Washington D.C. to hold discussions at the U.S. Congress on security, economy, and energy.
WMATA CEO Randy Clarke has responded to criticism regarding a social media post that celebrated the relationship between Metro employees and National Guard troops in Washington, D.C.
The Washington Post has published an essential guide detailing strategies and tactics to exert power and influence within the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington D.C.
The 72nd Bilderberg Group meeting, a secretive political conference, convened in Washington D.C. over the weekend, occurring at a time of crisis and uncertainty for NATO.
New York City and Washington D.C. are bracing for a record-breaking heatwave, which is expected to significantly increase power demand across both metropolitan areas.
The chief of Hyundai Motor attended the Semafor economic forum in Washington, D.C., joining other global CEOs. His participation comes amidst the Hyundai group's ongoing investment drive in the United States.
TMZ has launched its new Washington D.C. office, TMZDC, with three producers, Charlie Cotton, Jacob Wasserman, and Jakson Buhaj, beginning their work on Capitol Hill.
A D.C. mayoral candidate's proposals for significant spending on social housing are being debated, with critics questioning their economic viability and realism.
US President Donald Trump said Saturday that the United States was in "deep negotiations" with Iran in Pakistan, stressing that "we win" regardless of what happens in the high-stakes talks aimed at…
Why Is China's Embassy In D.C. Hardening Security Perimeter With Barbed Wire Washington, D.C.-focused local outlet Popville, short for Prince of Petworth, posted several images showing…
The Trump administration has revealed detailed plans for a monumental triumphal arch in Washington, D.C., describing it as a 76-meter-high white arch adorned with a winged golden Statue of Liberty and four golden lions, intended to be the largest and most beautiful in the world.
Two Metro workers were shot and killed in what police are investigating as a domestic-related murder-suicide. The incident did not occur on Metro property.
DNA evidence allegedly links two teenagers to the fatal shooting of a University of Massachusetts student working as a congressional intern in D.C.
Prime Minister Rob Jetten is scheduled to meet with former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday during his visit to Washington, D.C., according to a press release from the Government Informatio
A federal judge in Washington D.C. has for the second time ruled against new Pentagon rules, overturning key provisions that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth attempted to impose on accredited journalists.
NFL player Stefon Diggs, along with his mother and brother, was spotted attending and dancing at his ex-girlfriend Cardi B's 'Little Miss Drama' show in Washington, D.C.
Judges in Washington D.C. are consistently rejecting gun cases brought by Jeanine Pirro's office, citing their weakness.
Washington D.C. is experiencing the highest unemployment rate in the US, particularly affecting highly qualified workers, with one case highlighting a USAID employee fired during the Trump administration's cessation of cooperation.
A proposed utility shutoff moratorium in Washington D.C., intended to address rising energy bills, is being criticized for potentially creating a moral hazard.
A city bus crashed into the popular AMBAR restaurant in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington D.C. on Saturday morning. Three adults were hospitalized with minor injuries following the incident.
The planned Presidential Capital Stewardship Program would help renovate parks and infrastructure, as Trump works to remake a city he has derided as “dirty.”
The alleged D.C. pipe bomber, Brian Cole Jr., may adopt a debunked conspiracy theory involving a cleared Capitol Police officer as part of his defense strategy.
A Washington Post investigation found that D.C. Water delayed reinforcing an aging sewer line for years before its collapse in January, as the National Park Service undertook a prolonged environmental review. The pipe continued to degrade during this period.
Sara Netanyahu concluded a four-day visit to Washington, D.C., where she warned of surging antisemitism and emphasized the importance of a Jewish-Christian alliance, having been invited by First Lady Melania Trump to discuss tech and education.
Author, chef, and TV host Pati Jinich recounts the transformation of Washington D.C.'s culinary landscape, noting the significant growth of Mexican restaurants from near non-existence to a thriving scene.
A new report indicates that hundreds of hospitals across 44 US states and Washington, D.C., serving 6.6 million Americans, are threatened by potential Medicaid cuts.
A golden toilet statue has been observed and reported to have appeared in Washington, D.C., drawing attention and coverage from Forbes.
Wyoming Senator John Barrasso was photographed at an airport, becoming the latest politician to depart Washington D.C. during the ongoing federal government shutdown.
Jazz musician Chuck Redd has asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed against him by the 'Trump Kennedy Center' after he canceled a Christmas Eve 2025 concert in protest of the cultural institution's renaming, calling the case 'retaliatory'.
The US federal government has sold a large building in Washington, D.C., as part of its ongoing initiative to divest federal properties.