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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Two staff members of the Israeli Embassy were killed in what authorities are calling an act of terror in Washington, DC, prompting a federal investigation and heightened security measures.
US authorities are investigating a massive “8647” etched into the National Mall grounds, probing its origin, potential security implications, and whether it constitutes vandalism.
Once a symbol of national pride, Washington’s Reflecting Pool has turned algae green. Experts blame heat, shallow water and reduced treatment, prompting concern over monument maintenance.
Trump blamed “vandalism” for murky water and dead fish in Washington DC’s Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, sparking debate as officials instead cited algae and maintenance issues.
Police in Washington, DC fatally shot a suspect on a city bus after responding to reports of a disturbance, authorities said. No other injuries were reported as the investigation continues.
The freshly restored Washington Reflecting Pool, renovated under a Trump-era project, is already showing signs of wear as paint peels, raising questions about cost, oversight, and workmanship.
Washington, DC — USA Today reports heightened political tensions as lawmakers clash over budget talks, while residents brace for transit delays and new security measures downtown.
A federal design panel has approved former President Trump’s proposal for a 250-foot commemorative arch in Washington, clearing a key hurdle for the controversial monument.
Images capture the chaotic moments after a shooting near the White House in Washington, as law enforcement secures the area and investigators work to determine a motive.
Celebrations begin in Washington, D.C., as Americans mark Independence Day with parades, concerts, and fireworks. Authorities warn of tightened security and road closures across the capital.
The Reflecting Pool is set to be drained as Donald Trump again blames “vandals” for recent damage, reigniting debate over protest, public monuments and security.
Six people were arrested after alleged vandalism of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, an incident Donald Trump seized on to criticize public safety and federal oversight.
NATO Secretary General meets President Trump in Washington, emphasizing that Europe is increasing defense spending and contributions to collective security under the transatlantic alliance.
Donald Trump blamed unnamed “vandals” for derailing his proposed $14m overhaul of Washington’s Reflecting Pool. Records and experts tell a different story about what really halted the project.
Algae foiled Donald Trump’s $14.2m effort to dye a reflecting pool “American flag blue,” muddying a high-profile patriotic display and raising questions over cost, planning and environmental oversight.