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President Trump must soon decide whether to continue to allow foreign ships to transport fuel to U.S. ports, a policy opposed by both Democrats and Republicans who say it lowers gas prices at the expense of American jobs.

Comedian MARGARET CHO mocks Lindsey Graham's death, wishes McConnell next while invoking Trump: "From the closet to the coffin, real seamless. So it's Mitch McConnell, Lindsey Graham ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it has confirmed 1,645 cases of cyclosporiasis acquired in the U.S. since May 1.

Ten years after an international tribunal ruled against China's expansive claims to control most of the South China Sea, Beijing remains in violation of international law, according to the U.S. Pacific Command's legal office.

A new report finds that more than half of D.C. job losses since the pandemic occurred as part of the Trump administration's federal layoffs, leaving the nation's capital struggling to attract new workers.

A new report finds that more than half of D.C. job losses since the pandemic occurred as part of the Trump administration's federal layoffs, leaving the nation's capital struggling to attract new workers.

CNBC's newly released "quality of life" rankings placed 10 Republican-led states at the bottom of its annual list of best places to live, drawing mockery from conservatives who contend the methodology penalizes red-state policy rather than reflecting ...

A Shaler Township man has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh on 12 counts stemming from alleged violent threats posted to YouTube, U.S. Attorney Troy Rivetti announced.

ICE has reportedly issued a new policy ordering officers not to engage in traffic stops save for exceptional circumstances, acting after a second man was shot and killed this month during a vehicle incident.

Another sports stadium in the District could receive a nine-figure facelift. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson proposed legislation this week that would direct $300 million in public funds to build a roof on Audi Field, home of the MLS franchise D.C.