Max Lederer says his mission clashed with Pentagon leadership after officials moved to muzzle the storied military paper.

D.C. faces a stormy Thursday, with heavy rain and damaging winds possible during the afternoon and evening. A cooler, drier stretch arrives early next week.

A 2013 sniper attack near San Jose exposed a grid flaw so severe that one former federal regulator says nine substations hold the keys to a nationwide collapse.

Two-month-old Khamyah Honesty died of blunt force trauma in a Navy Yard apartment. Police say the case has domestic overtones but no suspect has been named.

Corroded shock absorber reservoirs can break loose and bounce onto the roadway, Toyota warns. Free dealer repairs start with owner notices October 5.

Overton once called mifepristone an “abortion-on-demand” drug, a stance likely to spark sparks at her Senate hearing.

A UCLA professor says the laser adds cash on top of Medicare pay, even as one patient shelled out nearly $4,000 for two eyes.

A woman fled on foot after pepper-spraying a crowd that included five boys and two girls on M Street NE, police say.

Washington moves to calm a bond rout after 30-year yields hit 5.34%, their highest since 2007. Mortgage rates and household budgets hang in the balance.

The USS Benfold lost power, water and working toilets in the South China Sea before a carrier strike group rushed in meals and an escort.

Frederick County students must now keep phones off and out of sight all day — a year before Maryland requires it statewide.

Antwan Gales, 45, was arrested 10 months after the October hallway shooting that MPD says began with a demand to leave the building.

Police say the killing on K Street NE is domestic in nature, part of a troubling D.C. trend even as citywide homicides fall.