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The Commanders' long, winding path back to home games in the District cleared another hurdle on Wednesday.

Barron Trump, the youngest son of President Trump, has reportedly transferred to the District campus of New York University.

The D.C. Council voted Wednesday to roll back some pandemic eviction protections, directing local courts to collect overdue balances from deadbeat renters.

Twelve years ago, it was Republicans who shut down the government over Obamacare. Now, it's the Democrats' turn.

In the grand tradition of ex-presidents cementing their legacies in bricks and mortar, Joseph R. Biden (remember him? Good, because he doesn't) has embarked on the noble quest to build his own paean to himself.

An air traffic controller had to scold a Spirit Airlines pilot Tuesday into paying attention and moving farther away from Air Force One.

It came as no surprise to many conservatives when the "fascist" label frequently used by the left to describe President Trump and his MAGA movement made its way onto bullets found alongside the weapon used to shoot and kill rising conservative star ...

The Pentagon is in the final stages of producing a new "America First" defense strategy. Early indications suggest the game plan will include a shift away from viewing the threat posed by communist China as a priority.

A delegation of Taiwanese officials and civic leaders is calling for a new intelligence-sharing pact among the U.S., Japan and their own island democracy -- an alliance that the Taiwanese say would help counter the Chinese Communist Party's designs ...

President Trump and King Charles toasted one another Wednesday at a state banquet at Windsor Castle, sealing the "special relationship" of the U.S. and Britain during the president's state visit to the United Kingdom.