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At least three members of the Metropolitan Police brass will reportedly be fired from their roles after they were linked to a scheme in which officials manipulated statistics to downplay crime in the District.

Alberta separatists said Monday they have formally submitted almost 302,000 signatures to try to trigger a referendum on the province leaving Canada.

Doris Fisher, who co-founded the iconic clothing chain The Gap Inc. in 1969 with her late husband Don, has died. She was 94.

Two female opposition lawmakers in Mauritania were sentenced Monday to four years in prison after insulting the president and making claims of racial bias, their lawyers told The Associated Press, in the West African nation long criticized by rights ...

Having a teenage boy, I spend the majority of my weekends at the gym watching his Amateur Athletic Union basketball tournaments.

The Supreme Court ruling that gives states more authority to ditch racially gerrymandered districts has spurred last-minute redistricting pushes in Alabama, Tennessee, Louisiana and New York.

President Trump hosted a White House summit with small business owners on Monday to promote his economic agenda ahead of a midterm battle focused on affordability.

Threat Status announced the production of INDOPAC 2026 Naval Dominance: Shipbuilding, Autonomy and Command & Control, a major national security forum to be held on June 24, 2026, at the U.S. Navy Memorial, 701 Pennsylvania Avenue NE, Washington, D.C.

The legislative process is often messy and suspenseful. But in the end, House Speaker Mike Johnson's razor-thin Republican majority is passing bills that conventional Washington had written off as long shots.

The White House was briefly locked down Monday afternoon after police shot a man near the Washington Monument, according to the Secret Service.