Nine D.C. schools lose their after-school soccer-and-poetry program as the 30-year-old nonprofit chases a $3.5 million rescue fund.

The War Department's stake in a 69-year-old Gramercy refinery and an Alaska mining venture aims to break China's grip on critical minerals.

Five days of jazz hit Washington starting Wednesday, with Dee Dee Bridgewater and Joshua Redman joining rising acts at The Wharf.

Federal investigators say GW Med's essay questions were designed to identify applicants' race, boosting some over higher-scoring rivals.

Iowa Senator Joni Ernst calls the proposal a handout to Big Oil as biofuel credit prices tumble nationwide.

Federal regulators say undetected fatigue cracks could weaken the wing on certain early-build 787s. Boeing insists the broader fleet remains safe.

A 17-year-old is charged in Zytina Mason-Brown’s death, a case her family always said was no accident.

Helicopters circled overhead as officers searched an alley near 13th and Columbia after Sunday night's gunfire barrage.

The Texas senator says Republicans will soon have to decide if they are free-market conservatives or a nanny-state party.

London Banks, 14, was found in good health after vanishing from Capitol Heights at 3:30 a.m. It was her second such report in under three months.

A federal judge ruled Parisa Sorbi's suit moot after the Ankara embassy formally refused her husband's visa under Trump's proclamation.

A U.S. military jet quietly landed in Moscow as Washington reportedly asked Ukraine to pause strikes on Russian cities.

An H Street shop owner says he checks the curb all day to dodge fines, while Council Chair Phil Mendelson demands refunds.