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Senate Republicans are scrambling to hold at least one vote on a cost-of-living issue before adjourning for the midterm elections, a last-ditch effort to convince voters to keep them in the majority.

Delays in selling a $14 billion arms package to Taiwan are based on worries about shortages in U.S. military production of needed weapons, according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Free Tibet activists gathered outside the Chinese Embassy in Washington on Thursday to protest Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit and meetings with President Trump.

Autumn in D.C. kicks off with a packed slate of premier cultural events across the region.

A defiant Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called allegations of genocide in Gaza "the biggest lie of the century" as dozens of world leaders walked out during his speech Thursday at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, a senior member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, blasted the Trump administration Thursday for overlooking deteriorating conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier during its marathon deployment to the ...

The ramped-up ballistic missile and drone barrage targeting sites -- including the holy city of Mecca -- across Saudi Arabia in recent days is providing an eye-opening test of the mutual defense pact the kingdom signed last month with Turkey and ...

Senate Republicans united Thursday to vote down a Democratic resolution to end the war in Iran, delivering a strong show of solidarity with the president ahead of the midterm elections.

More than a third of D.C. landlords have rental delinquencies exceeding two years, the Small Multifamily Owners Association reported this week.

Sen. Jon Ossoff spends big on hair and makeup, a new study finds 1 in 10 Americans own an AR-15, and a quarter of Ohio voters think Sherrod Brown is still in the Senate.