A quiet August edit to an overseas-voter postcard has sparked a federal lawsuit over citizens who've never set foot in the U.S.

D.C. reaches 88 degrees Friday before late-day storms and a rainy weekend. Clearer, cooler weather arrives Monday.

Greg Lui allegedly used dummy servers and fake paperwork to dodge inspectors at his City of Industry company.

A federal watchdog says hardware left behind in shuttered CFPB offices can't be confirmed secure, raising fears for consumer data nationwide.

Federal officials argue the new mask ban could endanger federal agents.

A new Wall Street Journal poll finds 65% of voters rate the economy negatively, with mortgage rates still above 7%.

Free timed tickets go fast at the Visitor Center tent starting 8:30 a.m. Expect a 200-pound honey haul and a mini White House beehive.

The sole-source contract spans Navy destroyers, Army bases, and SeaRAM units, locking in production through 2030.

Maryland's top court says a jury should decide if DARCARS Toyota failed to warn a customer about a freshly mopped floor.

The overhaul at 401 on Ninth adds a rooftop amenity called The Solarium and a new fitness and wellness center as Gould courts law firms fleeing scarce trophy space downtown.

Letters from King Charles III and President Trump now rest beneath the Washington Monument, not to be opened for 250 years.

Nationwide, officers checking boarding passes must now stand for entire shifts. The union representing 40,000-plus TSA workers says it wasn't even told.

A driver stayed at the scene as northbound Route 28 shut down overnight near the Air and Space Museum. The victim has not been identified.