Author: Samuel Brown

“The D.C. Takeover” examines how shifting political alliances, lobbying power, and moneyed interests are reshaping Washington, raising urgent questions about representation and democracy.

Trump misrepresents Washington, D.C. crime data to argue for federal intervention, raising concerns among experts and officials over politicized narratives and misuse of statistics.

The New York Yankees and Washington Nationals launched the 2020 MLB season in a fanless opener, with masks, social distancing and empty stands framing an unprecedented Opening Day.

A U.S. Park Police officer was struck by a vehicle during a traffic stop on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, authorities said. The officer was hospitalized as investigators review dashcam and witness accounts.

U.S. Marshals Service Director Ronald Davis says Washington, D.C. is safer following President Trump’s recent crime crackdown, citing increased arrests and coordinated federal-local efforts.

Washington’s surprising surge to the NCAA tournament has been fueled by the enduring legacy of a former Huskies goalkeeper, whose impact still shapes the program’s mindset and resilience.

Donald Trump claims the U.S. government owes him “a lot of money” for legal costs tied to federal investigations, raising questions about indemnification rules and how ex-presidents could seek reimbursement.

Meridian Group has purchased a long-vacant trophy office in Tysons, aiming to revive the high-profile property. The firm plans upgrades and new leasing strategies to attract tenants.

WBAL-TV outlines the full schedule of events for Donald Trump’s second presidential inauguration, detailing ceremonies, public appearances and security preparations in Washington.

Donald Trump claimed credit for an ongoing drop in crime rates during a press conference, arguing his policies are working even as experts cite longer-term trends and question his impact.

The Washington Post’s latest analysis of U.S. high school rankings by state highlights the nation’s most academically challenging schools, revealing sharp disparities in rigor and access.

Ukraine has submitted a revised peace plan to Washington, seeking stronger US backing, as Donald Trump renews criticism of European allies’ support levels, intensifying diplomatic tensions.

The Senate confirmed economist Stephen Miran to the Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday, after a court blocked Donald Trump’s bid to remove incumbent Fed governor Lisa Cook.

Some Washington shoppers are finding “card only” signs at local stores and wondering if that’s legal. Here’s what state and local laws say about refusing to accept cash.

The Senate has rejected the government funding bill for the 11th time, deepening the budget impasse. Lawmakers remain deadlocked as the clock ticks closer to a potential shutdown. Sources: NBC4 Washington.

Former President Donald Trump hosted UN dignitaries for a dinner in Washington, D.C., notably arriving without his customary armor-plated vehicle. His casual approach signaled a departure from typical high-security protocol.

US Vice President visits troops deployed in Washington, DC amid ongoing protests and a heavy crackdown. The visit underscores rising tensions as authorities respond to civil unrest, reports Al Jazeera.

The Trump administration has announced it will release over $5 billion in school funding previously withheld, easing budget concerns for districts nationwide, Reuters reports. The move aims to support education amid ongoing challenges.

The US Supreme Court has cleared the way for former President Trump to significantly reduce the Department of Education’s authority, a move that could reshape federal education policies, Reuters reports.

DC sees a decline in crime rates one month after Trump’s federal surge began. However, tourism has also dropped, raising concerns about the impact of heightened security on the city’s economy. CNN reports.