Round, an Asian-inspired cafe, opened inside Laos in Town in NoMa, serving tea mocktails, matcha, coffee, pastries and savory bites. Local owners aim for a neighborhood crowd.

About 254,000 Sloosh dive sticks sold online have been recalled after regulators warned they could impale swimmers; Joyin will replace sticks after proof of disposal.

MPD released surveillance footage of a man wanted in two Southeast D.C. thefts from early May; authorities are offering up to $1,000 for tips.

A biomarker analysis of more than 30,000 adults found that most people who meet the 'five-a-day' guideline still fall short of the 500 mg/day flavanol level linked to lower heart deaths.

A D.C. class-action alleges The Washington Post mined subscriber data to tailor pricing, seeking class status and potential large damages for readers. The complaint calls the practice "covert data‑harvesting."

A severe thunderstorm watch runs through Thursday night for parts of the D.C. metro, with forecasters warning of damaging winds, frequent lightning and brief hail.

Negril's sign is up at 2928 Georgia Avenue NW as the family prepares to move into the former NuVegan space, keeping the beloved Jamaican eatery close to Howard University.

DOJ says 13 domains posing as consulting firms targeted security‑cleared Americans for paid reports. FBI takeover pages are now live on the seized sites.

An excerpt from a forthcoming book says top Trump aides gathered in the White House Situation Room to manage fallout from the Epstein files, prompting renewed scrutiny.

Trump told reporters he “loves” inflation after May’s CPI jumped to 4.2%, a comment that roiled markets and critics as energy costs pushed prices higher.

A man was found unconscious on the 600 block of Southern Avenue SE and taken to an area hospital. Police are searching for a suspect and ask anyone with information to contact MPD.

Modi and Trump are likely to meet at the G7 in Evian to press a fast‑moving trade deal, negotiate visa relief and even discuss limited energy cooperation, officials say.

FEMA will provide $60,493,661.51 to replace Jasper‑Troupsburg’s flood‑damaged junior/senior high and fund mitigation to move critical facilities out of the floodplain.