Deadly strikes on an airport and an oil field prompted the evacuation order, while Riyadh warns more attacks may be coming.

About 350 builders hammered nails at once in West Friendship, but Japan's 470-person record stood firm.

Firearms Policy Coalition wants the full D.C. Circuit to scrap a 1997 rule that blocks gun owners from suing before they're arrested.

Brendan Carr says networks could violate FCC rules by airing bogus polls, but he named no examples less than two weeks before the midterms.

Devin Wingate faces gun charges after Wednesday's Half Street SW shooting, as MPD continues investigating.

Keonte Sincere Marshall, 24, is tied to car thefts in Alexandria and Arlington, with hearings set for Oct. 27 and 29.

Kosmos 2612 closed in on ICEYE-X36 within less than a mile, prompting fresh fears over satellite safety norms.

Warner and Himes say Russia is flooding the midterms with misinformation aimed at Democrats, but found no sign of hacked voting machines.

A fourth teen stays home under curfew and drug testing as the other three remain behind bars until Nov. 3.

The flaws let hackers hijack servers without a password, and some government sites already went dark as a precaution.

No one was hurt as flames hit the roof and side of a Riker Road home Wednesday night. The Red Cross stepped in to help the family.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith says he pressed Trump on Iran and HBCU funding during a four-hour dinner, and he's not sorry.

Brewing Alley Craft Coffee & Tea Lattes is hiring baristas for a 33-seat shop near Reston Town Center, but no opening date yet.