Prosecutors say a federal inmate ran an international fentanyl pipeline from his Fort Dix cell using a contraband phone; investigators seized kilograms of drugs.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren sent a 12‑page letter asking MrBeast for details about Beast Industries’ fintech plans and whether children could be exposed to crypto. The inquiry follows Beast’s purchase of teen banking app Step and earlier trademark filings that mention crypto and lending.

Two Maryland troopers from the Prince Frederick Barrack rushed into a Calvert County home and cleared a choking infant’s airway; the department later posted body-camera footage.

Sunny and mild Wednesday in D.C.; a strong cold front Thursday night could bring showers and a chance of strong storms.

The RNC and President Trump are weighing Dallas for an unprecedented midterm convention that would thrust Texas’ high‑stakes Senate fight into the national spotlight.

Jamie Dimon warned AI could cost U.S. jobs and urged government-business incentives to retrain displaced workers.

A 19‑year‑old from Centreville was arrested after Arlington detectives linked four armed robberies from late February. He faces 20 charges, including multiple firearm counts.

Troopers say a driver struck a pedestrian on I-395 northbound near Duke Street and left the scene; Virginia State Police are asking witnesses to call.

A new review shows Chinese research ships and sensors have produced detailed seabed maps reaching Hawaiian waters. The reporting raises fresh questions about undersea warfare and local defense planning.

New national analyses show colorectal cancer is now the leading cancer killer for Americans under 50. Salt Lake City clinicians urge symptom awareness and screening starting at 45.

Gov. Kevin Stitt tapped former Williams CEO Alan Armstrong to temporarily fill Sen. Markwayne Mullin’s seat. The appointment is short‑term and governed by state rules limiting candidacy.

A WMSC audit says Metro failed to perform required internal safety reviews across its PTASP and flagged record‑retention gaps that could hamper oversight.

Arizona's water agency has contracted Sullivan & Cromwell as Colorado River talks stall and lawmakers add money to a litigation fund.