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Maryland and Virginia officials have lifted some advisories recommending against Potomac River recreation following January's massive sewage leak.

A Pentagon policy limiting journalists' access to the building is depriving Americans of vital information about U.S. military operations while the country is at war, a New York Times attorney argued Friday in urging a judge to block the new rules.

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is throwing her support behind Tucker Carlson for president after President Trump said the conservative commentator has "lost his way."

The Trump administration is rolling out a $20 billion reinsurance program for ships that are worried about incurring losses due to the U.S.-Israeli on Iran and retaliatory strikes against oil-rich Gulf states.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt brushed off reports that Russia is providing Iran with intelligence to attack American forces in the Middle East.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers hopes to persuade the White House to support legislation that provides greater transparency and safeguards against privacy invasions in the upcoming reauthorization of a key federal surveillance law.

A Democratic congresswoman has rushed to court to try to prevent President Trump from closing and demolishing the Trump-Kennedy Center.

Gas prices hit $3.32 per gallon on Friday, the highest point since September 2024, as the Iran war boosts energy costs and threatens to undermine one of President Trump's favorite economic talking points.

Union Station will be getting improved lighting for its exterior after plans were approved by the National Capital Planning Commission.

WNBA star Arike Ogunbowale was arrested Thursday night on a battery charge after she allegedly punched a security guard at a Miami nightclub during a celebration following her team's Unrivaled basketball championship.