Fairfax County Public Schools takes up the Flock camera fight Thursday, even though Flock cameras are not currently used on FCPS property.

A fresh NPR/PBS News/Marist poll examines Trump's standing and the 2026 midterm landscape.

A federal watchdog says bad actors are targeting judges with online doxing threats.

An 8-7 party-line vote sank Rand Paul's push to immunize a Fauci aide who invoked the Fifth Amendment.

MCPS could shutter elementary and middle schools as kindergarten classes shrink far below graduating senior counts.

The Education Department says the 2027-28 FAFSA is now open, edging out last year's record-early launch by a single day.

County libraries accounted for 577 of 739 county bans since 2019, fueling a fight over Bill 37-26.

China's ambassador says Taiwan and human rights cannot be crossed, as Xi Jinping heads to Washington this week to meet Trump.

Haiti's transitional government hired Roger Stone's firm as gangs control swaths of Port-au-Prince and voter registration lags badly.

A new KFF/AP survey finds three-quarters of rural voters rate their cost of living as fair or poor, yet most haven't abandoned Trump.

Scott Bessent's husband held undisclosed JPMorgan shares — this was the second divestment slip-up for the Treasury secretary last year.

A D.C. Council committee wants companies to bankroll extra parking patrols, but critics warn rich neighborhoods could buy better enforcement.

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll finds just 17% approve of Trump's handling of living costs, with Republicans souring fast too.