Thirty-five state attorneys general want the federal hemp crackdown to arrive on time. A Senate funding plan could buy the industry one extra month.

A roof fire sent thick black smoke over Southeast D.C. Tuesday as flames reached nearby buildings.

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is under fire from MAGA hardliners after calling for immigration reform and visa changes to address labor shortages.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor declined to pause a $656 million judgment against the PLO and Palestinian Authority tied to attacks in Jerusalem.

A new D.C. library exhibition is asking fans to share the jerseys, ticket stubs and stories that shaped Washington sports.

U.S. manufacturing hit its highest level in more than four years, powered by stronger orders, production and hiring. Supply delays and elevated costs remain the catch.

DHS is expanding the UFLPA list by 43 companies, putting new pressure on importers handling metals, apparel, cotton and food products.

A quiet EEOC directive has frozen federal-sector discrimination class complaints, prompting AFGE to sue in Washington, D.C. The stakes are highest for workers alleging systemic bias.

Maman Joon is returning to Tysons Corner Center with Persian kabobs, family recipes and a new storefront. The opening date remains a mystery for now.

The Trump administration is releasing $600 million to Gavi after the alliance agreed to pursue mercury-free vaccine alternatives. The transition will take time, approvals and expanded manufacturing.

D.C. police released surveillance video after an alleged unwanted butt grab inside GWU’s Science and Engineering Hall. The bicycling person of interest remains unidentified.

A man died after an early morning crash on Okie Street NE as D.C. police investigate and seek information from the public.

Four tiny paint panels could trigger a much bigger fight over Washington’s most protected federal landmarks.