A Paris court convicted Lafarge and eight former executives of financing terrorist groups to keep a Syrian plant running. Prison terms and multi‑million‑euro penalties followed a six‑week trial.

FBI Dallas warns violent “764” networks are grooming and coercing minors on social media and gaming apps; agents urge victims to preserve evidence and report tips to the FBI.

A boat burned at James Creek Marina early Thursday, drawing fireboats and damaging nearby slips. No injuries were reported and authorities have opened an investigation.

MPD posted a photo after an April 19 assault in Navy Yard where a man allegedly twerked at and then attacked several women near Nationals Park.

A D.C. man was sentenced to 40 months after officers recovered a loaded Glock following a ShotSpotter alert and a crash last May. Court filings show surveillance and multiple arrests.

Mexican special forces captured Audias Flores Silva, "El Jardinero," near El Mirador after a months‑long operation. Authorities say U.S. agencies cooperated and brief reprisals followed.

Gunfire in a Truxton Circle courtyard injured two men and a 5-year-old; police are searching for two people who fled the scene.

A 70-year-old D.C. man was sentenced to 236 months after pleading guilty in a multistate fentanyl trafficking conspiracy that prosecutors say moved kilograms of fentanyl into the DMV.

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.

A teen and an adult were shot in Northwest D.C. Tuesday night. Police are searching for an 18-year-old suspect last seen on a Lime scooter.

A garbage truck crashed into an unoccupied Lorton home Tuesday morning, lodging partly in the basement and forcing gas and power shutoffs to roughly 80 homes.

Federal prosecutors have indicted Dr. David Morens, a former senior NIAID adviser, alleging he used private email and deleted records to frustrate FOIA requests tied to COVID research.

A Minocqua brewery's Facebook post tied to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting sparked swift bipartisan condemnation and revived scrutiny of its owner's politics.