The updated policy still bans mass AI surveillance, but the chief AI officer can waive that ban without telling Congress or the public.

Nearly 3.2 million Medicare Advantage enrollees nationwide must pick new plans for 2027, and some Seattle-area UnitedHealthcare members lose Swedish and PacMed access.

The agency added 17 million missing death dates and fixed citizenship data on tens of millions of accounts.

A D.C. bill would legalize online blackjack and slots while banning the sweepstakes sites regulators say number over 20 in the District.

A grieving mother told Baltimore officials her daughter's AI chatbot posed as her therapist before her 2025 suicide.

Sunny skies are sticking around Washington through Tuesday, but chilly nights and a possible weekend frost risk are coming along for the ride.

Detectives are offering up to $10,000 for tips on people caught on camera after an August shooting in Southeast D.C.

Gabriella Hill, 18, allegedly stabbed a man in the neck during a pool gathering — twice found incompetent for trial since.

JD Vance says he's neither for nor against Netanyahu, breaking from Trump just a day after the president's endorsement.

Federal regulators say Maplebear Inc. steered green-card hiring away from qualified U.S. applicants — the 15th such case under one DOJ official.

Washington gets a sunny, breezy Tuesday with a high in the 60s, but the week ahead turns noticeably cooler at night. Tidal communities near the Chesapeake Bay may also see minor flooding.

Diesel hit $6.32 a gallon this week, nearly double last year's price, pushing Washington to promise farmers relief checks.

Park + Social stores more than 200 vehicles and pours whiskey inside a converted 1898 Baltimore County factory.