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A man died Thursday after being stabbed at a Georgetown nonprofit that offers food to the homeless. The Metropolitan Police Department has arrested a suspect in the attack.

On a recent journey into the Ecuadorian Amazon jungle, Ramon Pucha realized he was being trailed. Fresh puma tracks now lined the path alongside his own footprints. Unfazed, he continued his trek, focused entirely on the precious cargo he carried -

Russian and U.S. negotiators discussed the expiration of the last remaining nuclear arms pact between the two countries and agreed on the need to quickly launch new arms control talks, the Kremlin said Friday, even as the U.S. emphasized the need for ...

Christian Adolph "Sonny" Jurgensen, who helped build the Washington Redskins into a popular cultural phenomenon that once consumed the city with his Hall of Fame arm and broadcast charm, died Friday.

A New Mexico grand jury has indicted Timothy Busfield on four counts of criminal sexual contact with a child.

Sen. Tim Scott faced a difficult decision Friday: condemn the president he enthusiastically endorsed, or stay silent on a racist video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes.

Nuclear fusion companies, backed by the Trump administration, are racing to build futuristic power plants that produce what industry experts call the ultimate sustainable energy source.

Bitcoin's drop below $70,000 this week has unsettled investors, and at least one Wall Street firm believes the downturn could deepen.

One of President Trump's latest Truth Social videos includes former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama depicted as apes.

Christian Adolph "Sonny" Jurgensen III, one of the greatest pure passers in NFL history and a beloved figure in Washington for more than five decades, died Friday at age 91, according to his family.