A decade after the Obama-era promise, Harriet Tubman has not appeared on the $20. Technical, security and political delays have pushed a redesigned note toward 2030.

A Texas man faces federal charges after allegedly trying to drive into the CIA’s Langley compound three times over a few days, reports show. He’s barred from returning to CIA or Pentagon grounds.

Bowser marked one year since the RFK‑Commanders deal, touting council approvals, demolition progress and plans for housing, parks and a roofed stadium.

President Trump met with oil industry leaders at the White House as the Iran stalemate keeps prices high. Executives and top aides discussed production, Venezuela and shipping.

Federal regulators warn impairment‑detecting sensors aren’t ready even as Congress kept a mandate that could put them in new cars. The debate over privacy and safety is only getting louder.

A months-long Fairfax County probe ended in a pre-dawn search at the Red Carpet Inn: four arrests and seizures of fentanyl, suspected cocaine, Xanax bars and a firearm.

A D.C. appeals court found President Trump’s border "invasion" proclamation unlawful, removing a legal barrier to asylum claims while appeals loom. The ruling forces agencies to decide how and when to restore processing.

A man was found unconscious after an early-morning shooting on the 2800 block of Georgia Avenue NW; police are investigating.

A technical outage on Friday left Capital One customers struggling to view balances and use debit cards, with outage trackers reporting thousands of complaints.

President Trump warned he may slap a "big tariff" on the UK over its digital services tax, reviving a trade fight that could raise costs for companies and markets.

President Trump will speak at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington this Saturday amid an open letter from hundreds of journalists and protests at private events.

A Metrobus caught fire inside the 9th Street Tunnel Thursday evening, blanketing downtown D.C. in thick smoke. The driver escaped and there were no passengers aboard.

A federal judge found the Army Corps' 2017 releases at Addicks and Barker reservoirs amounted to a taking, clearing the way for damage awards for downstream homeowners.