GSA has listed the Wilbur J. Cohen Federal Building for accelerated disposition, and preservationists warn fragile New Deal murals — and a tie to UM’s Wilbur Cohen — could be at risk.

A federal judge rebuked ICE after it terminated a Milwaukee student's F-1 status over a dismissed traffic charge. The ruling allows the student to challenge the SEVIS revocation under the APA.

Emergency crews found a small plane in woods near Hollywood Road Saturday morning. Maryland State Police will lead the investigation as officials work to confirm casualties and cause.

D.C. prosecutors say the Scam Center Strike Force has frozen more than $580 million in cryptocurrency tied to overseas fraud rings, using domain takedowns and wallet freezes.

Sunny, mild Saturday with highs near 63°F in D.C. Heads-up for a possible Monday-night wintry mix that could make bridges slick.

Raleigh-based Cherry Bekaert has named a D.C. market leader and says it will grow headcount and expand Northern Virginia office space after a string of local acquisitions.

New NRA data shows 42% of U.S. restaurants weren't profitable in 2025 as rising costs and skittish diners squeeze margins across the industry.

Federal regulators recalled TheKiddoSpace talking flashcards after tests found lead and banned phthalates; about 4,000 units sold online are affected. The company is offering replacements.

An MRP Realty affiliate bought the office tower beside Union Station for about 30% of its assessed value, highlighting deep-discount buying in D.C.'s office market. The move underscores growing investor appetite for transit-adjacent, value-add properties.

Patchy fog this morning in D.C. lifts to mostly sunny skies and a mild weekend; a low-confidence wintry mix may return Monday–Tuesday.

A national review of CDC records finds fentanyl mixed with stimulants now drives a sharp rise in fatal overdoses among Americans 65 and older, prompting new warnings for prescribers and caregivers.

Treasury blacklisted more than 30 people, companies and ships it says enabled Iran’s illicit oil sales and weapons procurement. The action targets tankers in a 'shadow fleet' and suppliers to missile and UAV programs.

Rep. Al Green was escorted from the House chamber during Tuesday’s State of the Union after holding a sign reading "Black people aren't apes." The protest echoed a viral Truth Social post and briefly upended the address.