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President Trump sent a message to Norway's prime minister saying he no longer feels "an obligation to think purely of peace" because he didn't receive the Nobel Peace Prize and only U.S. control of Greenland can ensure global security.

Hours after Virginia Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger was sworn in Saturday, she repealed an executive order signed by her Republican predecessor, Glenn Youngkin, that required local and state police to cooperate with federal immigration officers.

The Trump administration has made an implicit offer to sanctuary jurisdictions: Let ICE into their prisons and jails, and deportation officers won't be swarming their streets.

Iran will consider lifting its internet blackout "in the coming days," according to a member of the Islamic republic's Parliament.

Tens of millions of dollars are on the line as Prince Harry returned to court Monday for the third and final chapter in his legal quest to tame the British tabloids.

Russian forces are preparing to target Ukraine's nuclear plants by launching attacks on the substations that power them, a military-focused think tank says.

The number of abortions reported nationwide has grown steadily since the Supreme Court returned jurisdiction of the procedure to the states, driven by a surge in mail-order pills.

Metro said that last year marked a 25-year-low in crime on its rail and bus lines throughout the D.C. region.

The death toll from a massive fire at a shopping plaza in Karachi rose to 23 on Monday as rescuers recovered more bodies from the badly damaged building, police said. Dozens remain missing.

In his first year back in the White House, President Trump has left an indefinite mark on some of Washington, D.C.'s most historic spaces.