New images from Nuseirat show Gazans lining up for scarce water as wells and desalination plants falter, UN and aid agencies warn.

An arrest was made Thursday after a woman was found stabbed near Eastern Market. Police recovered a knife and the victim was taken to the hospital.

A Department of the Interior factsheet shows about $2.05 billion in deferred maintenance across D.C. parks; lawmakers are considering reauthorizing GAOA funding to finish repairs.

Fourteen U.S. citizens were briefly quarantined at Fort Drum after returning from the DRC amid a Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak; none showed symptoms and all were released.

A D.C. appeals court struck down the NLRB's successor bar doctrine, a ruling that could change who must bargain with unions after mergers and acquisitions.

Kash Patel is reportedly scheduled to visit Moscow and St. Petersburg Oct. 14–15, a trip that has already prompted fresh oversight questions.

New reporting and a fresh Defense Casualty Analysis System update have put the Pentagon under scrutiny for slow public reporting of U.S. troop injuries from Iranian strikes. Officials say delays protect operational security and reflect medical review.

The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether Alaska can forfeit a bush pilot’s Cessna after troopers found a six‑pack of beer before takeoff.

USAA will place a temporary digital monument on the National Mall next week, scrolling more than 41 million names of Americans who served.

A D.C. jury convicted Wonell Jones Jr. of first-degree murder after prosecutors say he shot Audora Williams more than 20 times while children were inside the home.

A man was injured in a stabbing Sunday night in Cleveland Park; police responded and the investigation is ongoing.

The Wharf's waterfront plaza turned into a packed watch party Sunday as fans gathered for the FIFA World Cup final. Food, music and live local coverage kept the crowd energized.

Dozens gathered in Southeast D.C. to protest plans for a new ICE headquarters at St. Elizabeths, intensifying a months‑long fight over federal development on the campus.