Nissan Rogue Drivers Slammed With 642K SUV Recall Over Power, Fire Fears
NHTSA says Nissan is recalling about 642,698 Rogue SUVs in two campaigns over engine‑bearing and throttle‑body defects that can cause power loss or fire. Dealers will inspect and repair affected cars free of charge.
Mini Sphere, Mega Money, National Harbor Glow Show Aims To Outshine Six Flags
State and county leaders outlined plans for a 6,000‑seat "mini‑Sphere" at National Harbor, projecting more than $1 billion a year in economic activity and thousands of jobs.
FBI Knocks Put Extinction Rebellion NYC and Boston in the Crosshairs
Extinction Rebellion says FBI agents questioned members in New York and Boston. Rights advocates warn the contacts could chill nonviolent protest and raise civil‑liberties concerns.
Trump Targets Wall Street Landlords In ‘Owners Not Renters’ Housing Gambit
The White House has pushed a plan to curb big investors and speed permits under an "owners not renters" banner — but analysts say supply shortages, not Wall Street, drive prices.
Washington D.C. Braces for Rainy Days Ahead with 100% Chance of Precipitation, Possible Snow in Weekend Forecast
Rain expected in D.C. today, with 100% chance of precipitation and patchy fog in the morning. Conditions will continue overnight with more rain and an 80% chance on Friday. Clearing on Friday night, possible rain and snow mix over the weekend.
18-Year-Old Fatally Shot in Southeast Washington D.C., Police Seek Information and Offer $25,000 Reward
MPD is investigating a shooting in Southeast Washington D.C. that killed 18-year-old Dontay Smith. They seek information with a $25,000 reward for tips leading to an arrest and conviction.
Washington D.C. Braces for Street Closures During Chinese New Year Parade Festivities
The Chinese New Year Parade in Washington, D.C. will cause street closures and parking restrictions on February 22, with festivities impacting travel downtown.












