Sen. Rand Paul announced a constitutional amendment to end birthright citizenship, staking a political challenge as the Supreme Court weighs a related case.

Federal filings show a loose front-seat pivot bolt prompted a recall covering about 179,698 Ford Broncos and Rangers; dealers will fix affected seats free of charge.

A man sprayed U.S. Park Police near Peirce Mill and ran into the woods; officers detained a suspect and searched the area for a possible firearm.

Harley-Davidson has announced a recall of about 88,039 U.S. motorcycles after regulators flagged a possible airbox baseplate breather-port blockage. Owners should check VINs and watch for dealer repairs.

Fourteen FEMA employees who signed the 'Katrina Declaration' were reinstated after eight months on leave as FEMA moves to shore up disaster readiness ahead of hurricane season.

A new Virginia law removes rezoning hurdles and creates a by‑right path for churches and tax‑exempt nonprofits to build affordable housing, with rules on affordability and infrastructure.

President Trump signed an order directing Treasury to build TrumpIRA.gov to help workers without employer plans access the Saver’s Match beginning January 2027.

President Trump called Iraq’s prime minister‑designate Ali al‑Zaidi and invited him to Washington, an early sign of U.S. approval as al‑Zaidi races to form a cabinet under a 30‑day deadline.

United Therapeutics bought about 207 acres in Stewartville to expand its pathogen‑free pig facility for xenotransplant trials, adding significant local development near Mayo Clinic.

Google is reportedly consolidating its D.C. offices as Alphabet redirects capital into AI after a blockbuster quarter.

Metro has expanded Tap. Ride. Go. contactless payments to station parking, starting at College Park. Riders must use the same card for rail and parking to qualify for discounts.

A 29-year-old man, identified as Keon Jones, died after being found with serious injuries following a fight near the Southwest Waterfront on Wednesday night. Police say National Guard members saw the altercation and investigators are asking for tips.

The U.S. Treasury designated former DRC president Joseph Kabila for allegedly backing the M23 rebels, freezing any U.S.-linked assets and warning of penalties.