A woman says she was ambushed at gunpoint inside a downtown D.C. parking garage; police are searching for two suspects and are offering a reward.

Ex‑DOGE engineers have formed Cathedral, a venture‑backed military cyber startup valued at roughly $1.4 billion and angling for government contracts.

A 17-year-old was arrested after an online sale turned violent near E.L. Haynes, leaving a man and a child injured; police are seeking tips.

Lawmakers pressed State and Defense witnesses over a policy they called contradictory: backing a UN‑authorized force in Haiti while moving to end protections for hundreds of thousands of Haitians.

President Trump said imported generic drugs will be tariff‑free until August 1, 2026, then face 100% and 200% duties in later years — a move that could reshape supplies and prices. Industry groups and supply‑chain experts warn the timeline may be impractical.

DUA DC is pouring Indonesian single‑origin beans and direct‑trade stories into downtown D.C. cups, roasted in small batches and shaped by barista-crafted recipes.

A Germantown man faces DUI and hit-and-run charges after a 79-year-old woman on a mobility scooter was struck near the National Mall and died a week later. Police say charging documents include a field breath test above the legal limit and a detention by a National Guard member at the scene.

NASA issued a mid‑July solicitation narrowing its headquarters search to Washington, D.C., as the agency prepares for a lease expiration in August 2028.

A 29-year-old Alexandria man was arrested after a months‑long probe into thefts from cars parked outside Fairfax County gyms. Investigators say stolen cards were used at nearby stores.

The State Department renewed a 'Worldwide Caution' as U.S.-Iran fighting intensifies, warning Americans abroad of possible attacks on U.S. interests and travel disruptions.

The U.S. Coast Guard shadowed the China‑flagged Xue Long and Xue Long 2 as they crossed the Bering Sea into U.S. waters; cutter Munro ran Operation Frontier Sentinel to track the transit.

A report says F.B.I. field managers were told to stop investigating alleged assaults by immigration agents; DOJ and DHS have publicly denied a change. Local killings in Houston and Maine have sharpened scrutiny.

The DOJ has dropped its appeal, leaving a nationwide injunction that blocks enforcement of the post‑office carry ban for members of the plaintiff groups.