Others Coffee is converting its Adams Morgan pop‑up into a 500‑sq‑ft coffee bar with a plumbed espresso setup and new equipment, owners say.

Deputies say George Fadero choked a woman unconscious during a Feb. 25 argument; a sheriff’s Facebook post lists attempted second‑degree murder as the primary charge.

Pete Buttigieg says an anonymous report briefly separated him from his four‑year‑old twins, who underwent forensic interviews before investigators concluded the claim was false.

A New River resident admitted to submitting 14 false payroll returns that sought $7.7M in pandemic tax credits, federal prosecutors say.

A Newport News mother has been charged in the death of her 11-month-old son in Northeast D.C.; the medical examiner ruled the death a homicide.

The D.C. Court of Appeals dismissed a $100 speed‑camera ticket after finding the city's evidence couldn't prove an 11‑mph violation; the technical ruling could affect thousands.

Seven people were hospitalized and one person died after an apparent mass overdose on H Street NE Thursday; authorities say the substance is unknown and an investigation is underway.

The Baltimore Ravens will hold a free, ticketed training-camp practice at UMD's SECU Stadium on Aug. 1. Limited passes become available July 9 via the team's app and website.

Sen. Chris Murphy and Sen. Richard Blumenthal unveiled the Living Wage for All Act, a plan to phase the federal minimum wage to $25 an hour and end subminimum wages.

House members on Capitol Hill welcomed Taiwan’s parliamentary speaker Han Kuo-Yu in a bipartisan reception as the White House weighs a $14 billion arms package for Taipei.

The DOT has tapped Boston-based Air Space Intelligence to build SMART and FMDS, AI platforms the FAA says will predict congestion and reduce cascading delays.

A narrow Senate vote ordered an end to U.S. military action in Iran, delivering a rare bipartisan rebuke and setting up a showdown with the White House. The measure is largely symbolic but politically potent.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission will relocate its headquarters from Bethesda Towers to the GAO building in downtown Washington, a move tied to the campus sale and repositioning.