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Congressional cosponsors of a law forcing the Justice Department to release its files on Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell can file a lawsuit seeking a court-appointed observer to ensure compliance, but they lack the legal right to append their ...

Pepco says it doesn't own the land occupied by a homeless encampment in the Hyattsville area, where residents of the nearby Marylander Condominiums say vagrants have knocked out their heat for the winter.

The American Red Cross is urgently asking for blood donations after the national supply fell 35% the past month.

A senior House Democrat slammed President Trump's threat of tariffs on nations that don't fall in line with his plan of acquiring Greenland, saying the levies would only hurt Americans.

The U.S. military said Wednesday it began transferring detainees from the Islamic State group who were held in northeastern Syria to secure facilities in Iraq.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Trump gave European partners an ultimatum: hand over Greenland voluntarily and receive appreciation, or refuse and face consequences he would "remember."

More than 180 million Americans are in the path of a massive winter storm system this weekend, and DC is squarely in the crosshairs. Forecasters expect snow to begin Saturday evening and intensify Sunday, with some models showing the potential for 6 ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom ripped President Trump's speech to the World Economic Forum as a snoozer.

President Trump on Wednesday said he will go to Congress with his plan to cap credit card fees at 10%, the first time he's mentioned that he wants lawmakers to sign off on one of his cost-of-living proposals.

President Trump delivered an ultimatum to Denmark over Greenland on Wednesday, demanding the country voluntarily surrender the Arctic territory while ruling out the use of military force to seize it.