Calley Means says he resigned with respect for Trump and RFK Jr., but gave no public reason for leaving.

Russ Sullivan took in 22 teenagers over the years — all 21 boys and one girl went on to college or trade school.

Jack Bergman kept claiming taxpayer lodging money even after his daughter and son-in-law quietly took over the Capitol Hill house.

Princeton and Cal State researchers watched courts in 13 states for eight months, finding judges dismissing cases before hearing the facts.

A push to scrap Maryland's pain-and-suffering cap stalled in committee, even as advocates clash over what repeal would mean for patients and hospitals.

Rashard Perrish Smith got 18 years and four months for running fentanyl and cocaine sales out of the Red Carpet Inn's third floor.

Heather McGaffin leaves DC's 911 center for Alexandria after a national search. She starts January 4, succeeding Renee Gordon.

A federal court says DC buried interviews naming a guard for years before a widow's suit over her husband's jail death could move forward.

Justices sided with New Hampshire days before the Senate race between John Sununu and Chris Pappas. Justice Jackson dissented.

Workers now pay $7,471 a year for family coverage, up 9%, while deductibles and denials push more people into medical debt.

Sunny skies are sticking around in D.C., but the nights are about to feel a lot more like fall. Frost is possible in some outlying areas this weekend.

Collins, Murkowski and Paul broke from Trump, but Fetterman's no vote sank the measure by a single point.

Zaching Against Cancer traces back to a teen's post-surgery bicep flex in a Johns Hopkins hospital bed. Now it funds rides, groceries and scholarships for Maryland families.