Nine D.C. schools lose their after-school soccer-and-poetry program as the 30-year-old nonprofit chases a $3.5 million rescue fund.

No shots fired this time — Marines off the USS San Antonio boarded, cleared and scuttled a Los Choneros refueling boat in the Eastern Pacific.

A boy was airlifted after being thrown from an overturned car on I-295 in Southeast D.C. Northbound lanes were shut for hours as police investigated.

The War Department's stake in a 69-year-old Gramercy refinery and an Alaska mining venture aims to break China's grip on critical minerals.

A Medevac helicopter and a manhunt for a silver Honda Accord followed the Friday shooting, which struck the same Ward 7 block where a man was killed a month earlier.

Federal regulators say Chillife's pull-string teether can reach a baby's throat, but the refund covers just $5.40 of the $27 set.

Six Britax infant seat lines are affected after a loose screw let carrying handles detach mid-carry, prompting a federal recall.

A judge sided with the State Department after a routine database check flagged a 2022 alcohol citation, splitting a Sneedville, Tennessee couple across the border.

Five days of jazz hit Washington starting Wednesday, with Dee Dee Bridgewater and Joshua Redman joining rising acts at The Wharf.

Baxter's third particulate recall in weeks hits IV bags used for home nutrition and blood-collection machines nationwide.

Marc Anthony Quarles's case heads back to D.C. Superior Court after judges ruled his flight from officers didn't justify the stop.

The recall covers more sedans than Lucid delivered all last year, and NHTSA wants owners parking outside for now.

Afternoon storms are possible Friday, but Saturday brings a welcome dry break before D.C. heats up again next week.