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More than a third of D.C. landlords have rental delinquencies exceeding two years, the Small Multifamily Owners Association reported this week.

Sen. Jon Ossoff spends big on hair and makeup, a new study finds 1 in 10 Americans own an AR-15, and a quarter of Ohio voters think Sherrod Brown is still in the Senate.

The Kennedy Center's executive director has extended the performing arts venue's closure for another week, citing its state of disrepair, with the development coming after President Trump lost a legal battle to add his name to the building.

Everyone knows President Trump loves talking to reporters, despite labeling them "fake news."

Chinese leader Xi Jinping left the White House Thursday afternoon after concluding his bilateral meeting with President Trump on a wide range of issues.

The Trump administration's federal workforce reductions have negatively affected more than half of residents of the nation's capital, according to a new survey.

Trans-identifying men have won at least 2,293 gold medals in women's sports, a new study found. Here's how much prize money changed hands -- and which sports were hit hardest.

Starbucks will close 250 underperforming North American stores this week as CEO Brian Niccol continues reshaping the coffee giant's footprint.

Three news outlets had their White House credentials temporarily restored Thursday after a judge issued a 14-day restraining order against President Trump's ban.

The Navy appears to be standing by its choice of the Electromagnetic Aircraft Launching System over legacy steam catapults for Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers, despite President Trump's criticism of the cutting-edge system.