Lee F. Simmons grew up without running water in rural Alabama before serving four presidents aboard Air Force One.

Queen of Hearts, an AI that reads ECGs, just won FDA clearance after cutting false catheterization lab calls from 42% to under 8%.

The new Streaming Access and Choice Alliance defends paywalled games as regulators and lawmakers push back on rising costs.

A Baltimore County judge ordered home detention, not prison, for the driver who ran a red light and killed Jordan Sachs and his dog Archie.

Morgan Jay tapes his next stand-up special at Penn Quarter's historic Warner Theatre with back-to-back shows in February 2027.

The Wisconsin Avenue bank site once tied to convicted spy Ana Montes could soon house micro-retail spaces and a rooftop restaurant.

Clinton says he authorized a CIA plan to take out bin Laden, but agency officials pulled the plug at the last minute.

Washington gets clear skies, low humidity and a breezy Monday before a warmup pushes temperatures into the upper 80s. Shower chances return late in the week.

Johnson says CEOs must meet Congress on AI safety rules, but he still won't back a moratorium on development.

Both victims walked into a hospital seeking care before officers were even called, police say.

A man in camouflage shorts fled after firing a gun during a dispute steps from ACPD headquarters.

Debt interest payments are putting increasing pressure on the federal budget as gross national debt tops $40 trillion.

The teen allegedly flashed what looked like a firearm during a call, and school administrators were later alerted.