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A federal judge shot down an attempt to derail President Trump's White House ballroom construction plans, saying Thursday that the group that challenged him bungled its lawsuit.

Dolly Parton's name might inspire full-throated sing-alongs to her working woman's anthem "9 to 5," or evoke memories of thrilling days spent at her Dollywood theme park.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani traveled to Washington, D.C. Thursday to meet with President Trump.

The boat involved in a fatal shooting with Cuba's coast guard was reportedly stolen and had U.S. citizens aboard.

David Steinmetz slowly lost his vision after being diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa when he was a teenager. Now he's lobbying Congress to expand use of the AbilityOne federal contracting program that works with nonprofits like AIB to provide job ...

Duante Abercrombie should be used to being the elder statesman, since he's the first coach of a historically black college hockey team at Tennessee State. But coming back to the District to perform a ceremonial puck drop for the Washington Capitals ...

A little over two years after a criminal conviction derailed one of Hollywood's fastest-rising careers, Jonathan Majors is back on a film set.

The IRS broke the law "approximately 42,695 times" by sharing taxpayers' addresses with ICE, a federal judge said Thursday.

The Washington Post executive editor Matt Murray defended recent significant layoffs at the paper, citing declining revenues and subscription losses.

House Democrats attending former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's deposition on Jeffrey Epstein said President Trump must testify in front of Congress about own relationship with the sex trafficker.