Egypt's mediation in the Iran war earned Cairo a national security waiver on conditioned U.S. funds.

The infant's mother says a video call alerted her that the baby's lips were turning blue before medics intervened.

Seoul has not confirmed the Alaska gas investment, even as the pipeline becomes a flashpoint in Alaska's razor-thin Senate race.

Federal officials say the Newark school's tuition rules favor undocumented students over U.S. citizens. It's the 26th such DOJ case nationwide.

The Senate's unanimous vote sends the Fulton museum toward a rare designation shared by fewer than 2,500 U.S. sites.

A $25,000 reward remains on the table as investigators chase new leads in William Williams's unsolved 2025 killing.

More than 60 residents testified on the 180-acre RFK plan, from Kingman Park garage fears to a call for more pickleball courts.

ICE says Oscar Evaristo Nunez was released despite a detainer in 2025 and recaptured last month near Fairfax County.

A 64-country review finds heavier screen use tracks with weaker academics and more emotional struggles in kids, though researchers stop short of blaming screens directly.

A two-alarm blaze near Old Stable Road forced a second alarm before crews got it under control. No injuries were reported.

Walter Simpson Jr., 62, died after his sweeper crossed lanes in a Fulton County work zone. A driver from West Virginia is under DUI investigation.

D.C.'s rowhouse stoops turn into stages this fall, with Capitol Hill's first-ever PorchFest joining Adams Morgan's long-running crawl.

Peter Sullivan, 24, allegedly shattered a parked car's rear windshield with bottles tossed from a residential balcony in Arlington.