Two former U.S. ambassadors to Jamaica are speaking out against Kari Lake, even as her nomination sits stuck in the Senate.

A Metrobus operator was slapped and punched while driving near Colesville Road after telling a rider he couldn't board with open alcohol.

Mortgage rates just hit a 2026 high of 6.69%, and new federal reforms won't help buyers for years.

A sharp-eyed gold dealer helped police nab two alleged couriers before they could collect an 85-year-old DC man's life savings in gold bars.

Shelbit ran out of an office above a Dubai budget hotel while moving billions for Iran's regime, federal investigators say.

Police say Christian Agnosteinelli, 35, attacked a victim with a bicycle wrench on Florida Avenue NW before officers recovered the stolen property.

Robert Terrell claimed to be an estate executor in court filings, but prosecutors say the ruse could not stop his guilty plea or his snow removal firm's D.C. suspension.

Local government education alone shed 50,000 jobs as May and June figures were slashed by 103,000 combined.

Camp Grayling, Michigan, hosted the announcement as a California startup becomes the program's first test case with a new cruise missile.

Michael Ralph Collins had been out of custody less than two weeks before police caught him fleeing with a loaded Ruger .45.

A man is expected to recover after a stabbing on the same Shaw block where an officer was slashed last year.

One suspect rode a scooter into the store before allegedly flashing what the clerk believed was a gun in his waistband.

Named for the late Rep. John Lewis, the bill would revive federal preclearance — but Republicans call it a power grab.