Specialist Krystofer Lopez, 18, died after a training incident at Letterkenny Army Depot. A viewing and funeral are scheduled March 28 at Biglerville High School.

Polymarket plans a D.C. "situation monitoring" bar with live market screens, flight tracking and financial displays. The location hasn’t been revealed and regulators are watching.

A NOTUS data review finds roughly three-quarters of U.S. senators report seven-figure net worths; the median senator is far wealthier than a typical household when home equity is excluded.

A new MESA analysis finds that each extra daily serving of ultraprocessed food modestly raises cardiovascular risk, with the biggest effects seen in Black participants. The findings are reported in JACC: Advances.

Trump says a former president told him they “wished” they’d attacked Iran; representatives for Clinton, Bush, Obama and Biden say they had not been in touch.

A Virginia man accused of planting pipe bombs near the RNC and DNC asked a judge to toss the case, arguing Trump’s Jan. 20, 2025 pardons cover his conduct.

Former teacher Alexandria Diggs turned late-night baking into Lou's Buns, a family-run cinnamon-bun shop with an L'Enfant Plaza counter and a Nationals Park vendor spot. The shop sells a tight rotation of inventive buns while navigating higher chocolate costs.

New Kitchens on the Block returns April 25 to Brookland's Mess Hall with previews of Itiyah, District Larder, Alfie's and more. Early-bird tickets are limited.

Blustery, below-normal Tuesday in D.C.; highs near 43°F with gusts up to 30 mph. Small Craft Advisories run through the evening.

Severe thunderstorms are likely across D.C. Monday with damaging gusts and a coastal-flood risk during high tide.

A D.C. teen was handed a decade behind bars after pleading guilty to an Oct. 11 armed carjacking; police tracked the stolen Hyundai to Jasper Street SE and seized a rifle.

From immigration to contracting, the administration has used lawsuits and consent decrees to reshape policy — with students, contractors and houses of worship feeling the effects first. Reporting and court filings show how deals, not votes, are rewriting rules.

A faulty boiler set off elevated carbon monoxide readings at a northwest D.C. educational facility, prompting evacuation of 14 people; crews ventilated the building and reported no injuries.