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An appeals court affirmed that former Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin had the authority to revoke a plea agreement with three alleged 9/11 terrorists.

The Washington region is experiencing what some experts describe as an exceptional firefly season in 2025, with lightning bugs appearing in abundant numbers from Rock Creek Park to the Maryland and Virginia suburbs. Here are some quick facts about ...

After Mike Rizzo's firing, there have been some whispers about a potential MacKenzie Gore trade, is that a good or realistic idea?

The decision by a panel of the federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., undoes an attempt to wrap up more than two decades of military prosecution beset by legal and logistical troubles.

Foreign relations experts are worrying that the leaders of Seoul and Washington could do what no enemy has managed in 75 years: Fray the two democracies' alliance to the breaking point.

Dershowitz suggested the blame lies with the judiciary and not the Justice Department or Attorney General Pam Bondi ...

The Navy's next-generation attack submarine won't be hitting the water for at least another decade, possibly creating issues for U.S. undersea dominance in the coming decade.

A new study estimates that millions more Americans are using nicotine vapes and cannabis in states that have legalized recreational marijuana, worrying experts who warn that the drug is stronger and more dangerous than in the past.

Sen. Ron Johnson suggested a change of court venue from Washington if legal action is taken against former CIA Director John O. Brennan or ex-FBI Director James B. Comey related to potential wrongdoing in the Trump-Russia probe.

The seven-time grand slam champion will return to competition in Washington DC after more than a year away from the tour ...