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Rob Gronkowski will have an entertainment role for his first Indianapolis 500 next month, serving as the grand marshal for the "Snake Pit," the infield party that takes place during "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing."

A group of House Republicans warned Speaker Mike Johnson and his leadership team that they would not help pass President Trump's agenda if it includes deep cuts to Medicaid.

A Metro Transit Police Department officer was stabbed in the face when attempting to enforce fares at the Navy Yard Metrorail station, which serves the Washington Nationals' stadium.

The Trump administration is optimistic it can secure a fair peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. In Ukraine, there is a much more cautious, perhaps even pessimistic view.

This weekend, the world's 2 1/2 billion Christians will celebrate the torture, execution and resurrection of an obscure Jewish carpenter.

The bipartisan chairs of the congressional planetary science caucus have come out against the White House's proposed NASA budget cuts in the first instance of across-the-aisle opposition to the plan.

We know the 2028 presidential election seems like a million years from now, but it's less than 1,300 days away.

Conservative activists and small businesses pushed back on the White House and Congressional Republicans considering raising taxes on the country's highest earners.

District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser ordered a hiring freeze and directed her team to plan for employee furloughs and facility closures as the city grapples with a congressionally mandated $1 billion budget cut in the middle of its fiscal year.

The Army officially restored the name Fort Benning to its storied training post in Georgia, only this time to honor an 18-year-old corporal who fought in World War I rather than a Confederate general.