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A former U.S. attorney in Seattle has filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump, claiming his dismissal was unlawful. The suit alleges political retaliation and challenges presidential authority.
Bruce Springsteen will headline a major protest festival in Washington, D.C., organizers announced, joining a packed lineup of activists and artists calling for political change.
North America faces another severe wildfire season, with blazes in Canada and the US sending smoke across borders. Officials warn of hazardous air quality, rising health risks and increasingly unpredictable fire behaviour.
Stefon Diggs has agreed to terms with the Washington Commanders in free agency, giving the offense a proven No. 1 receiver and veteran leader to elevate Jayden Daniels’ passing attack.
As true-crime media surges, victims’ families confront renewed trauma and exposure, raising questions about consent, profit, and America’s uneasy obsession with real-life tragedy.
ICE is reportedly conducting “soft raids” at Premier Packing’s Washington processing plant, raising concerns among workers and advocacy groups over immigration enforcement tactics.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The aircraft carrier USS George Washington’s arrival in Da Nang underscores the enduring U.S.-Vietnam partnership, advancing regional security cooperation and defense ties.
US Park Police are investigating the appearance of “8647” etched into the grass on the National Mall in Washington DC, probing its origin, meaning and any potential security concerns.
Bruce Springsteen electrified fans with a fiery set in a driving rainstorm, then surprised the crowd by announcing a major new music festival coming to Washington, D.C., USA Today reports.
Wildfires sweeping eastern Washington state have forced emergency evacuations, destroyed homes, and choked communities with smoke as crews battle fast-moving blazes amid hot, dry conditions.
USS George Washington arrives in Da Nang, underscoring the enduring U.S.-Vietnam partnership with joint engagements, naval cooperation, and strengthened regional security ties.
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