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Montgomery County Public Schools is cutting support staff and preparing for fewer students when the academic year begins Tuesday, despite having the biggest budget in the district's history.

The recent parliamentary election victory of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan gives new momentum to the U.S.-backed peace process with Azerbaijan.

The Ulchi Freedom Shield -- the joint annual military drills between the U.S. and South Korea focusing on countering the drone and cyberattack threat from North Korea -- ended today.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Thursday announced that the U.S. would impose some of the "toughest sanctions in history" on Iran next week, doubling down on the Trump administration's economic warfare strategy as diplomacy stalls.

Traffic on the National Mall will look a little different this weekend.

"Wonder Man" actor Yahya Abdul-Mateen II says he understands how it looks that two of Marvel's Black-led superhero projects hit dead ends within a day of each other this summer: "I think the optics are obvious. If I'm a big business, if I'm Disney,

The Trump administration is issuing a temporary emergency fuel waiver amid high gas prices, in an attempt to increase the domestic gasoline supply.

DARLINE GRAHAM defends debate flub: "I don't speak politician. I was just honest."

Maysam Sabitian says it's time for President Trump to rip the Band-Aid off and go full tilt on Iran, finding ways to kill more hardline military commanders, granting recognition to an exiled government and arming dissidents to help them overthrow the ...

More than three weeks after its reentry to Earth, the SpaceX Starship launch vehicle has been successfully towed to an island in the Indian Ocean.