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CHRISTOPHER NOLAN on 'Odyssey' backlash: "These conversations that happen before people see the film, they're always irrelevant."

Graham Platner has officially withdrawn from the U.S. Senate race in Maine, ending a tumultuous stretch in which a rape allegation shattered the left-wing coalition that had powered his campaign.

The Maryland Department of the Environment is investigating a fish kill in Baltimore's Inner Harbor that they say was caused by bacteria that reduced oxygen levels.

JOE ROGAN on Iran: "This war is not something anybody that's conservative wanted."

A car plunged into Rock Creek in the District of Columbia during a recent rainstorm.

The Trump administration recast how threatened species should be considered in environmental actions by removing regulatory language to protect wildlife habitats.

'Citizen Vigilante' director Uwe Boll calls his movie a "revolt" against major studios: "If you watch any German movie, all the migrants are perfectly integrated, intelligent, perfectly German-speaking people, and that's just wrong. That's not the ...

Museum activities dominate this' weekend's calendar of events in Washington, with 32 exhibitions making our list. Of course, these are just a few of the many exciting happenings in the area. Here are our picks for the weekend, all 74 of them.

Iranian officials on Friday denied reports that the U.S. and Iran were gearing up for continued peace negotiations, even as President Trump said Tehran has begged to restart talks.

Ohio Teamsters split the ticket with their endorsements in the state's two major races, keeping the truckers' union in the middle of the road between America's warring political parties.