Christina Henderson says DC does not need more emergency rooms as a $29.3 million Ivy City facility awaits regulatory review.

A federally commissioned study surveyed 1,208 adults and found gender-identity views tied to support for political violence, HHS says.

The Texas senator says Republicans will soon have to decide if they are free-market conservatives or a nanny-state party.

Nearly 2 million Virginians on Medicaid face new paperwork rules as the state braces for up to $6 billion in yearly losses.

A federal judge ruled Parisa Sorbi's suit moot after the Ankara embassy formally refused her husband's visa under Trump's proclamation.

The State Department is preparing what would be the largest mass visa revocation in U.S. history, targeting B1/B2 holders who later sought asylum.

A U.S. military jet quietly landed in Moscow as Washington reportedly asked Ukraine to pause strikes on Russian cities.

Rep. Don Bacon says a Nebraska woman with no criminal record faces removal next month despite his direct pleas to DHS.

Federal regulators say fewer than 2% of Doxo's 120,000 listed billers ever authorized the platform to accept payments on their behalf.

The Geneva Consensus Declaration now counts over 40 nations and nearly 1.5 billion people after its secretariat moved from Hungary back to Washington.

Rep. Al Green's new resolution names Houston construction worker Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, killed by ICE in July with no drugs found in his van.

The new levy would push Trump's second-term China duties to precisely the 20% ceiling Beijing says the trade truce allows.

Doors, outlets and missing supplies still dog the Kenilworth swing site as Ward 7 families brace for Monday's opening.