Countess Athena's confirmation ceremony will take place in Washington D.C., with a former minister officiating, followed by a private family celebration.

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. 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.

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 debates within Washington D.C.

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.

Wyoming Senator John Barrasso was photographed at an airport, becoming the latest politician to depart Washington D.C. during the ongoing federal government shutdown.

The iconic cherry blossoms in Washington D.C. have reached their peak bloom, signaling the arrival of spring in the nation's capital.

The cherry blossom trees, a gift from Japan over a century ago, have bloomed across Washington D.C., coloring the city and drawing the attention of numerous tourists.

Polymarket launched a three-day pop-up bar called 'Monitoring the Situation' in Washington, D.C., offering in-person betting, though its opening night reportedly faced challenges.

A presentation of the Sarajevo Haggadah is being held on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. for Passover, prompting a strong reaction from the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which claims it was not consulted or asked for materials.

President Trump is developing plans to fundamentally alter the White House, Kennedy Center, and other Washington D.C. sites, prompting federal lawsuits to challenge these proposed changes.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Foreign Minister Elmedin Konaković is on an official visit to Washington D.C. from March 23-26, where he will participate in meetings with high-ranking officials and promote the Sarajevo Haggadah.

Washington D.C. is stalling on regulating autonomous vehicles, a delay that could lead to the federal government imposing deployment rules on the city.

A Marine veteran, who was charged for his involvement in a violent protest in Washington D.C., has publicly stated his disagreement with former President Trump's stance on the Israel and Iran war.

A strong chemical smell forced a one-hour flight halt at four major airports in the Washington D.C. area.

Anonymous artists targeting Donald Trump have erected a large satirical statue on Washington's National Mall depicting the former president embracing convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, recreating a well-known image.

Authorities closed roads near the White House in Washington D.C. after a van drove through a security barrier earlier today.

A driver crashed their vehicle into the White House gate in Washington D.C., leading to a significant police presence and temporary road closures in the surrounding area.

A former police officer from Washington D.C. is facing accusations of sexual assaults in both Virginia and Maryland, leading to an ongoing investigation.

Germany's chancellor, Friedrich Merz, is flying to Washington D.C. to discuss shoring up trading ties with China, highlighting America's interest in strengthening economic relations with the world's third-biggest economy.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has denied claims by a retired diplomat that Foreign Minister Marko Djuric is in Washington D.C. to discuss the recognition of Kosovo.

The celebration tour for the United States men's hockey team continues ... 'cause the gold medalists just met up with President Donald Trump at the Oval Office!! A video shared by POTUS' staff showed the scene shortly after 3 PM EST -- about six…

Tyra Banks is embroiled in a nasty court battle over her Ice Cream company -- claiming a landlord is attempting a “celebrity shakedown." In court docs, Tyra ... who is battling with a Washington D.C. landlord over a scrapped plan to open an ice…

A large gathering of Ukrainians and their supporters in Washington D.C. commemorated the fourth anniversary of the war, urging continued support for Ukraine and remembrance of Russian atrocities.

President Trump has approved FEMA's involvement in the repair of a collapsed sewer pipe in Washington D.C., providing federal assistance for the infrastructure issue.

Security guards for Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev reportedly assaulted protesters on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington D.C. while Aliyev was in the US for a council meeting.

FBI undergoes major restructuring with 1,000 agents moved from Washington D.C. to field offices, eliminates politicized units and establishes new partnerships.

An 87-year-old millionaire philanthropist, Robert Fuller Jr., was found shot dead in an upscale assisted living facility in a Washington D.C. suburb. No arrests have been made in connection with his death.

The Trump administration is facing a lawsuit after initiating moves to take control of Potomac Golf Links and other public golf courses in Washington D.C., citing a need for refurbishment.

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.

Judges in Washington D.C. are consistently rejecting gun cases brought by Jeanine Pirro's office, citing their weakness.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A photo gallery captures the beauty of Washington D.C.'s cherry blossoms, showcasing the city's vibrant 'pink spring'.

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 iconic cherry blossoms around Washington D.C.'s Tidal Basin have reached their peak bloom, though visitors are experiencing a somewhat restricted appreciation area.

Mirabela Grădinaru, partner of President Nicușor Dan, along with state counselors and Ambassador Alexandru Muraru, organized a roundtable in Washington D.C. with the Romanian medical community in the US to discuss cooperation.

Mirabela Grădinaru, partner of Romanian President Nicușor Dan, held an official meeting in Washington D.C. with Lisa Choate, president of the American Councils for International Education.

Armed assailants ambushed an unmarked police car in southeast Washington D.C., seriously injuring one officer in the shoulder, prompting authorities to launch a massive manhunt for the perpetrators.

With the impending closure of the Kennedy Center, there's a growing sentiment that Washington D.C.'s nightlife scene will require a significant cultural infusion to fill the void left by the iconic institution.

Tenant 'protections' in Washington D.C. are facing criticism for allegedly inviting rampant abuse and benefiting squatters rather than genuinely helping renters.

Nearly 80 Baltic representatives from over 20 U.S. states gathered in Washington D.C. to advocate for continued U.S. support and security for the Baltic states in Congress.

The FAA has announced new rules for air traffic controllers, which will apply to over 150 of the nation's busiest airports. The changes come in response to a recent midair collision in Washington D.C. and several near-miss incidents.

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (Aipac), a long-standing formidable lobbying force in Washington D.C., is increasingly becoming an electoral liability for candidates in the era of Donald Trump.

Police investigated a bomb threat inside a building in the 1000 block of 14th Street, NW, in Washington D.C., specifically at the Washington Post building. Authorities later gave the all-clear after completing their investigation.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi was quietly moved to a Washington D.C. military base after receiving threats from drug cartels and people pissed about her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case,…

A van crashed into a security barricade near the White House in Washington D.C. early morning. The driver was apprehended, and no injuries were reported as Secret Service and police investigate the incident.

Icelandic Foreign Minister Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir is traveling to Washington D.C. to meet with US officials to discuss bilateral cooperation and international affairs.

A confidential memo from the Danish ambassador in Washington D.C. assured close friendship with the US, without mentioning Greenland, shortly before President Trump demanded to buy the territory.

A group at a Washington D.C. restaurant was talking openly in the bar area Friday afternoon about a national secret that was about to literally explode hours later -- the bombing of Iran.

Greek Minister of Environment and Energy, Stavros Papastavrou, participated in the Transatlantic Gas Security Summit in Washington D.C., hosted by the White House and the National Energy Security Council of the USA, discussing Greece's role as an investment hub and the 'Vertical Corridor' energy project.

Bosnia and Herzegovina has been invited to a Transatlantic Gas Supply Security Summit in Washington D.C., organized by the Trump administration, with the main topic being the reduction of dependence on Russian gas.

President Donald Trump has approved federal emergency aid to help Washington D.C. manage an environmental disaster caused by hundreds of millions of liters of sewage leaking into the Potomac River from a ruptured pipe.

Grieving families are urging Congress to implement aviation safety reforms in the wake of a recent midair collision near Washington D.C., highlighting concerns about air traffic control and safety protocols.

Qatar has pledged $1 billion to support the newly launched US-backed Board of Peace, an announcement made during its inaugural meeting in Washington D.C.

Protesters in Washington D.C. claim they were attacked by security guards of Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev during his visit for a Trump Board of Peace meeting.

Several states, including Washington D.C., are opting out of the latest Republican federal tax changes, drawing fire from the Republican party.

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.

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.

Former President Trump reportedly skipped traditional Easter church services, opting instead for what critics described as a 'self-worship tour' in Washington D.C.

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.

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.

American airports have emerged as the newest arena for political disputes and policy battles 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.

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.

The US federal government has sold a large building in Washington, D.C., as part of its ongoing initiative to divest federal properties.

The Kurdish community in Washington D.C. has honored Senator Lindsey Graham, recognizing his support and contributions.

The National Hellenic Society hosted an exclusive conversation in Washington D.C. celebrating heritage, leadership, and the American dream with Max Nikias.

A US Park Police officer was seriously wounded in an ambush shooting in Washington D.C., prompting a thorough investigation into the incident.

A Silicon Valley summit in Washington D.C. is reportedly being overshadowed by growing concerns over artificial intelligence and the ongoing war in Iran, influencing the agenda and discussions among tech leaders and policymakers.

As Washington D.C.'s renowned cherry blossom trees along the Tidal Basin approach peak bloom, a guide explores their history, noting they were a 1912 gift from Japan.

The annual National Cherry Blossom Festival has opened in Washington D.C., where it was announced that Japan will donate 250 new cherry trees to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States.

The FAA has mandated radar separation for helicopters and planes following a deadly midair collision in Washington D.C., aiming to prevent future accidents.

A van crashed into a protective barrier near the White House in Washington D.C. on Wednesday. Police reported that the area in downtown Washington was cordoned off following the incident near President Donald Trump's residence.

Iceland's Foreign Minister, Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir, is traveling to Washington D.C. to hold meetings concerning the bilateral relationship between Iceland and the United States, as well as the state of international affairs.

A zoo in Washington D.C. is performing a fecal microbiota transplant on an elephant calf, a procedure successfully used in humans and various animals to improve gut health.

Baltic Americans and supporters of the Baltic region are preparing to gather in Washington D.C. for Baltic Advocacy Days, where they will meet with staff from US Congressional offices to advocate for Baltic interests.

During his State of the Union address, President Trump made claims about crime rates in Washington D.C., stating that crime was at its lowest level ever recorded and murders were down close to 100 percent in January.

Azerbaijani government-affiliated media outlets are claiming that Russia was behind anti-Aliyev protests in Washington D.C., where videos circulated showing President Ilham Aliyev’s security detail beating protesters.

An analysis suggests that keeping lawmakers in Washington D.C. during the government shutdown may have been counterproductive, as Congress left without resolving the DHS funding crisis.

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam To Lam met with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on Friday morning (local time) as part of his trip to Washington D.C. to attend the inaugural meeting of the Gaza Board of Peace.

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam To Lam attended the inaugural meeting of the Gaza Board of Peace in Washington D.C. on Feb. 19 morning (local time).

Hyperliquid has launched a new policy center with $29 million in backing to advocate for decentralized finance (DeFi) in Washington D.C.