A DOT watchdog says the FAA needs to do more after bird strikes sent smoke into 737 Max cockpits. Regulators and manufacturers are racing to certify a software fix.

The DEA and its El Paso division posted a remembrance for Intelligence Analyst Joshua Aaron Arthur, who died April 24, 2024, after an accident involving road debris.

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

A D.C. teen with prior juvenile convictions was sentenced to 2.5 years for a May armed robbery and shooting on 8th Street NE; his co-defendant received the same term.

Letitia James joined a 37‑state coalition backing Massachusetts’ suit that calls Kalshi’s sports markets illegal wagers disguised as event contracts.

Gallup's 2024–2025 poll finds men under 30 now report higher religiosity than young women — a first in 25 years, with gains concentrated among Republicans.

Rashfa Cafe, a Yemeni coffee shop, is set to open in downtown Falls Church this summer with spiced brews and pastries made using beans from Ibb. The founder says he aims to support Yemeni farmers while building a small neighborhood spot.

A D.C. Superior Court default judgment orders Women in H.E.E.L.S. and its founder to repay roughly $60,500 after the Attorney General accused the group of misusing Cure the Streets grant funds.

A stolen-vehicle chase on I-95 ended in a crash and the arrests of two D.C. men after deputies tracked the car into Stafford County.

Mitsubishi widened a liftgate‑strut recall to cover about 108,000 Outlander SUVs after corrosion in the gas springs could make the hatch drop. Dealers will replace both struts free and owners will be notified in June.

Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez joined Mayor Michelle Wu and Rep. Ayanna Pressley in Roxbury to demand stronger federal support for child care as the White House advances a defense‑heavy FY2027 budget.

Virginia State Police say new forensic review tied the 1973 slaying of Shirley L. Washington to her husband; prosecutors say charges aren't possible after his death.

Gov. Tate Reeves will call a special session to redraw Mississippi’s Supreme Court map — but only after the U.S. Supreme Court rules in Louisiana v. Callais.