A Montgomery County substitute teacher has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review whether school pronoun and privacy rules can be enforced over religious objections. The petition follows a Fourth Circuit ruling that left a Title VII claim alive.

A national MFAN survey of 10,089 military households finds 41.2% report low or very low food security, straining families near Camp Pendleton and nationwide.

A DHS watchdog found Secret Service mobile-device practices left protectees exposed, issuing five recommendations and prompting agency changes to harden communications.

Brockton native AJ Dybantsa returned home after becoming the NBA's No. 1 pick, promising to give back and 'put Brockton on the map.'

Baltimore favorite The Food Market will begin dinner service in Bethesda on Monday, June 29, at Hampden House.

New reporting shows a U.S.-backed Kazakhstan tungsten deal brokered with Trump administration help could leave investment exposure for Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump.

Morning rain and fog will slow the Sunday commute in D.C. A dangerous heat wave builds midweek with highs near 100–105°F.

Abdikerm Eidleh, long‑sought alleged lieutenant in the Feeding Our Future fraud, was taken into custody in Mogadishu as prosecutors detail an elaborate shell‑company network and multi‑million‑dollar kickbacks.

Three people were shot early Saturday in Southeast D.C.; police say the incident appears domestic and the victims' injuries are non-life-threatening.

Arlington Mill was hit by a weeklong string of vandalism that left about 35 cars with smashed windows. Neighbors say police have stepped up patrols as they search for suspects.

A Portland seven‑time skin‑cancer survivor helped push a law that paves a path for Medicare to cover multi‑cancer blood tests — implementation depends on FDA and CMS reviews.

Deputies say George Fadero choked a woman unconscious during a Feb. 25 argument; a sheriff’s Facebook post lists attempted second‑degree murder as the primary charge.

The Clarendon Post Office will lock its public lobby nightly after staff reported repeated fires and human waste; USPS says it will install an automated QR‑entry system for PO box users.