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ICE has reportedly issued a new policy ordering officers not to engage in traffic stops save for exceptional circumstances, acting after a second man was shot and killed this month during a vehicle incident.

Another sports stadium in the District could receive a nine-figure facelift. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson proposed legislation this week that would direct $300 million in public funds to build a roof on Audi Field, home of the MLS franchise D.C.

Senate Democrats say if they retake the majority, they will revitalize the clean energy sector with policies that help spur jobs and lower consumer costs.

Ukrainian soldiers marching down the Champs-Elysees drew some of the loudest cheers Tuesday as France turned its Bastille Day parade into a show of European military support for Kyiv.

Squatters allegedly broke in and established residency in the home of a slain University of California, Berkeley, professor, who was shot dead in Greece last year amid a bitter custody dispute with his ex-wife.

A Bangladeshi national made his first court appearance in Laredo, Texas, on charges tied to an alleged large-scale human smuggling operation that facilitated the movement of migrants from Bangladesh through locations in South and Central America and ...

The Prince George's County Police Department arrested a man Monday after he purportedly tried to rob a bank with a stolen kitten in tow.

Disney's live-action remake of "Moana" opened to $43M domestically and $95M worldwide over the weekend, a debut so far below expectations that trade analysts say the studio is tracking toward a significant loss on the film's theatrical run.

The Department of Justice has opened the application period for federally recognized Tribes and intertribal consortia seeking to join the Tribal Access Program (TAP) for National Crime Information, the department announced.

President Trump and Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi on Tuesday hailed a new era of relations in which American oil companies in the Mideast country will effectively replace U.S. soldiers.