Survivors shared stories at the Washington Monument before marching to the White House, part of a nationwide push tied to a Cornell lawsuit.

The chipmaker’s five-year pledge funds quantum, health and energy research at Argonne and Los Alamos as China’s LineShine leads global rankings.

Franklin Ariel Espinal-Cabrera, 29, allegedly led the Coronado Locos Salvatruchos clique and went by the moniker Inconforme.

Police say Peshwaz Azad Waise called a Manassas detention center with a bomb threat, then fought officers at his home.

The new show at the National Museum of American History runs through early 2028 and pairs rising artists with names like Ed Ruscha.

Roger Clemens, still shut out of Cooperstown, says he was “stunned” by Trump's surprise honor at a San Antonio rally.

The Gordon Center screening on Oct. 11 pairs the film with a talk by producer David Fishof, who founded the camp featured in it.

It's the second stabbing targeting a homeless person in Arlandria in three weeks, Alexandria police say.

Justice Samuel Alito admits the surge of emergency filings “is going to continue” as public trust in the court sinks to historic lows.

Roger Bradford said he was “right where I need to be” and did not want bond at his Loudoun County court appearance.

More than 90 witnesses signed up to testify as D.C. weighs AI tutors, screen time and a digital divide east of the Anacostia River.

Ohio logged 334 trafficking cases with 509 victims in 2024. Husted's bill now trains Labor Department staff to catch the warning signs.

Howard County sent warning letters after FEMA redrew flood zones — one homeowner may pay off her mortgage to dodge the cost.