Eagle Cliff bought the nine‑story West End office tower at 2445 M St NW for $101M. The 301,263‑SF building is largely leased and comes with LEED Gold amenities.

Vice President J.D. Vance will publish "Communion" on June 16, a memoir about his return to Catholicism and how faith shapes his politics.

Rye Bunny, from the Tail Up Goat team, opens April 2 in Adams Morgan with a counter-service, fine-casual menu of shareable mains and affordable wines. Two nightly charity reservations are being held.

Two teens were arrested after an early-morning robbery on Benning Road SE; one carried a paintball gun. The arrests come amid heightened enforcement around youth gatherings.

Duke jumped to a 44-29 halftime lead over UConn in the East Regional final, paced by the Boozer twins and a dominant showing on the offensive glass.

Cloudy, breezy Monday with scattered showers during the commute. Temps jump into the 80s midweek with a chance of thunderstorms Wednesday.

An exclusive ProPublica analysis shows ICE arrested and detained parents of at least 11,000 U.S.-born children in the first seven months of 2025, straining schools and child‑welfare systems. ICE has also rewritten internal guidance as family detention rises.

Longtime Kennedy Center performer Chuck Redd has asked a judge to dismiss the center’s breach-of-contract suit after canceling his Christmas Eve jazz jam in protest of the renaming.

Saturday at the Tidal Basin will be bright but chilly; a warm surge next week could speed petal drop and shorten the peak bloom window.

A fake CAPTCHA scam is tricking Windows users into pasting and running commands that install the StealC info‑stealer. Experts explain what it does and how to respond.

Jane Fonda and other artists rallied outside the Kennedy Center in D.C., denouncing leadership changes and a planned shutdown that performers say politicizes the venue.

Vice President J.D. Vance pressed Benjamin Netanyahu in a tense call this week as the White House debates whether to send thousands more troops to the Middle East.

More than 7 million borrowers in the SAVE plan were told to prepare to resume payments this summer as the Education Department moves to unwind the program. Notices and a 90‑day choice window are planned.