Since its post-9/11 creation, the Department of Homeland Security has reshaped U.S. politics, fueling partisan conflict and deepening public mistrust over immigration, surveillance and civil liberties.
Officials have announced a safety perimeter and multiple road closures ahead of UFC Freedom 250 in D.C., warning drivers of delays and urging use of public transit.
As Trump’s controversial bid to assert control over Washington, D.C. faces legal scrutiny, new crime statistics showing a notable decline complicate arguments for the federal “takeover.”
The U.S. Botanic Garden in Washington, D.C. is staging a landmark flower show for America 250, drawing tourists and locals with immersive displays that highlight regional blooms and green industry partnerships.
The new WNBA collective bargaining agreement will allocate $14 million to retired players, marking a significant investment in past talent and long-term financial security across the league.
Republican John Braun has advanced to Washington state’s general election in a key battleground district, US media projected Tuesday, setting up a closely watched November contest.
The United States faces an estimated $1.4bn bill for National Guard deployments to Washington, DC, raising fresh questions over security spending and political accountability.
The Pentagon has elevated concerns over alleged Israeli espionage against the U.S. to its highest alert level, sources tell NBC News, signaling deepening security and intelligence tensions.
From concerts and museum tours to neighborhood festivals, the DC region is marking Juneteenth 2022 with events honoring emancipation, Black history, and ongoing struggles for equality.
Donald Trump’s contentious federal control of Washington DC’s police is set to lapse, raising questions over local authority, public safety, and the political fallout of the move.
The U.S. has signed a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, opening a path for the kingdom to enrich nuclear fuel, raising regional security questions and debate in Washington.
The Indiana Fever face the Washington Mystics on June 8. USA Today breaks down how to watch, including TV channel details, start time, and streaming options for fans.
At least 700 structures have been destroyed in Washington wildfires, officials say, describing a “nightmare situation” as crews battle fast-moving flames and displaced residents seek shelter.
Three shootings involving the U.S. Secret Service in Washington, D.C. within a month are raising urgent questions about agent protocols, training, and the agency’s broader security posture.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez defies US pressure, reshaping Madrid’s foreign policy and domestic agenda. His bold stance tests transatlantic ties while consolidating power at home.
A World Cup fan zone has opened on the National Mall, offering free public screenings of matches. Organizers released a full watch party schedule, drawing local and visiting soccer fans.
A Washington school district is investigating an employee after a social media post appeared to celebrate conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s reported death, prompting public backlash and calls for disciplinary action.
U.S. Park Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting at Fort Washington Park, Maryland. Authorities report one person injured; details on the incident remain under review.
Iraq has signed 48 agreements with US firms during the prime minister’s visit to Washington, targeting energy, infrastructure and technology, as Baghdad seeks to boost investment and deepen bilateral ties.
Alex Eala’s spirited run in Washington ended in disappointment as she fell in three sets to China’s Zheng. Despite taking the opener, Eala was overpowered by Zheng’s late surge