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.

Jordan Stolz and the gold-medal hockey teams packed the East Room as Trump pressed Congress on a new NIL bill.

A one-year federal order locks nearly all tungsten and battery scrap inside U.S. borders starting August 27 — but recyclers warn the country still can't process it all.

Two executive orders aim at birth tourism and diplomatic families as the U.S. logged 3.6 million births in 2025.

A mechanical failure at a 1930s-era federal plant knocked out AC across the National Mall, echoing a similar 2025 shutdown.

D.C. will hit 92 degrees Friday, with a heat index near 100 and thunderstorms targeting the evening commute.

Nineteen Republicans crossed the aisle to back Biden's infrastructure push, but the bill's House journey was far from over.

AI images show Trump alongside Patton and MacArthur as allies debate a 2028 run despite the 22nd Amendment’s hard limit.