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The Gulf monarchies that supply much of the world's oil spent the summer building ways around Iran's chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz. This week, the backup routes came under fire, too, and Washington opened its own line to the militia threatening ...

President Trump has embraced the Iran war as part of his midterm national-security pitch, but Republicans are not following his lead.

Whether you're heading to the H Street Corridor for one of DC's biggest street parties or catching country icon Garth Brooks at Capital One Arena, the third weekend of September brings a full calendar of high-energy festivals, stadium shows, and ...

President Trump said Thursday that "major progress" has been made toward establishing a permanent military base in Poland and that a location could be announced "very soon."

"South Park" returned to Comedy Central with a new theme song, a new title sequence and, for the time being, a new name, "South America," lampooning Trump renaming Lake Ontario as "Lake America." The show's revamped opening sequence features a naked ...

The pedestrian and biking trail across the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge between the District of Columbia and Virginia will be closed off for about a year starting Monday.

Pop singer ZARA LARSSON criticizes White House for using her song in a video: "You guys are such f-----g losers. Like, it's crazy."

Congress' most serious attempt to regulate college sports passed a procedural hurdle Thursday, paving the way for a vote on the bill next week.

An Afghan national was sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in a nearly decade-long conspiracy to support ISIS-K, the Islamic State's Afghanistan affiliate, the Justice Department said.

Yes, the U.S. military is preparing to fight wars that could stretch to the moon. The nation's top general says troops must be ready for combat in "cislunar space" -- and it comes just days after officials confirmed the U.S. already has weapons in ...