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  1. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has strongly opposed abortion while in office.

  2. House Freedom Caucus chairman Rep.

  3. ‘You Can’t Deny It’: Democratic Turnout Has Surged in 2026

    Competitive primaries in states like Michigan contributed to the spike in voters.

  4. Sen.

  5. Federal Reserve Raises Interest Rates for First Time in Three Years

    President Donald Trump selected Warsh after publicly pressuring the previous Fed chair, Jerome Powell, to slash rates and insisting his new pick should do the same.

  6. Commanders Unveil Interior Renderings of New Stadium

    Courtesy image/Washington Commanders The Commanders are giving fans an inside look at their new stadium.

  7. Charlie Kirk's Family Blames Utah Officials for His Assassination

    Charlie Kirk's parents, Robert and Kathryn Kirk, arrive at the Fourth District Courthouse in Provo, Utah, for a hearing.

  8. Inmates Sue Over Lack of Response to D.C. Jail Fire

    Five current and former inmates at the Central Detention Facility in Southeast D.C. filed a lawsuit Monday.

  9. Sen.

  10. Global Poll Finds Declining Comfort With the U.S. as a World Leader

    President Donald Trump addresses the United Nations General Assembly last September.

  11. Sen.

  12. Kennedy criticized Pennsylvania for not requesting a CDC Epi-Aid, which would send federal epidemiologists into the state to investigate the outbreak.

  13. Kennedy Center's CFO Resigned on Day Board Voted to Close: Report

    Donna Kauranen resigned from her position on Tuesday.

  14. House Speaker Mike Johnson denied that the change in schedule was due to the privileged motion made by Rep.

  15. DMV High School Volleyball Players of Week 2

    Richard Montgomery's Katie Mitchell has helped the Rockets to a perfect start.

  16. Capitals Hand Out Two 8-Year Contracts Just Before CBA Deadline

    Capitals forward Ryan Leonard signed a new long-term deal with the team on Tuesday.

  17. Even With McConnell Back, Farm Bill Faces Long Road Ahead

    Farmers from across the country have descended on D.C. this week to encourage lawmakers to pass a bill.

  18. Barack Obama Announces the Death of His Family Dog Sunny

    Presidential dogs Bo, left, and Sunny, are walked by a handler on the South Lawn of the White House.

  19. “They don’t like it,” Sen.

  20. Former D.C. Attorney General Crashes Protest to Defend Landlord

    Karl Racine in 2022.

  21. EU Wants Canada to Become the Bloc’s First Associate Member

    Because Canada joining the EU as an associate member would be a first, there is no rulebook on how that would work or what it would mean in practice.

  22. Opening Statements

    Ward 8 council member Trayon White’s trial is expected to last two weeks.

  23. Hoaxes Are Back

    Attorney General Todd Blanche speaking at the White House Rose Garden.

  24. Surging AI Fears Are Scrambling the Early 2028 Campaign

    Li Hongbo/VCG/ASSOCIATED PRESS Potential Democratic presidential candidates are scrambling to carve out their own lanes on artificial intelligence with renewed urgency, after months of laying low got blown up by last week's spike in apocalyptic angst.

  25. Vice President JD Vance leads the anti-fraud task force.

  26. Vice President JD Vance leads the anti-fraud task force.

  27. What to Do in the D.C. Area This Weekend (Sept. 17)

    Salsa Dancing on the Waterfront takes place every Thursday through Oct. 8.

  28. The Spirit’s New Moms Navigate the Season with Babies in Tow

    Washington Spirit forward Ashley Hatch reunites with her son, Leo, and husband, Jeff, after playing against Boston Legacy FC.

  29. Democrats’ Gavel Race Heats Up on House Small Business Committee

    Rep.

  30. The FBI says it disrupted one plan to kill a Russian dissident in Washington.

  31. House Votes a Third Time to End the Iran War as Conflict Drags On

    The House voted 220-204 to end the war in Iran.

  32. Beatty Says Trump ‘Threw a Tantrum’ Over Kennedy Center Ruling

    The future of the Kennedy Center remains unclear after Trump said renovations wouldn’t go forward without his name being added to the building.

  33. Nationals 6, Philllies 3: Game Recap

    The Nationals won its fourth in a row for the first time since June 13-16.

  34. The House voted 413-2 earlier this month to censure Rep.

  35. Trayon White Trial Hinges on One Question: Bribery or Setup?

    The legal process that unfolds in the coming weeks will determine not only White’s personal and political future, but also the future representation of his approximately 87,000 constituents in Ward 8.

  36. Families of 67 People Who Died in D.C. Midair Collision Want Reform

    The safety reform bills stalled earlier this year when the narrower Senate bill came up one vote short in the House after the military opposed it at the last minute.

  37. Last year, the Trump administration bypassed a normal congressional review process and approved a nearly $3 billion sale to Israel that included more than 35,500 of the bombs.

  38. Texas’ brief coincides with the arrests of seven people indicted for “illegal activity” related to the 2024 general election, Paxton announced on Tuesday.

  39. House Panel Votes to Hold Epstein Associate Leon Black in Contempt

    Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, right, and ranking member Rep.

  40. Attorney General Todd Blanche shrugged off concerns from reporters and said Trump and his son had already put the suspicions to bed.

  41. North Carolina Republicans Are Counting On Trump

    Trump will make his first trip to North Carolina since December, when he campaigned with Whatley.

  42. Bestiality in Show

    Kash Patel faced harsh questioning from Senate Judiciary Democrats today during an oversight hearing about immigration agents’ actions.

  43. University of Texas Responds to GOP Candidate’s Racist Posts

    French suggested in his post that the students, whom he deemed “foreigners,” benefitted from discriminatory admissions practices designed to exclude American-born students.

  44. Sanders and Bannon Find Common Ground on AI But Not What Comes Next

    The rise of anti-AI rhetoric among politicians on both sides of the aisle comes as President Donald Trump has continued to push for AI development in the U.S., arguing that the country must rush to beat China in what he sees as an existential race to deve…

  45. More D.C. Families Are Struggling to Afford Food

    A person shops for groceries at a Lidl grocery store in D.C.

  46. “I do expect Google and Apple to recognize our sovereignty and show it as the ‘Gulf of Cleveland’ on all maps,” Cleveland City Council member Kris Harsh said.

  47. Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee Chairman Tim Scott (R-S.C.) and ranking member Sen.

  48. Kennedy Center Board Votes to Close the Venue for Repairs

    Alex Brandon/AP Photo The Kennedy Center Board of Trustees voted Tuesday to temporarily shutter the institution’s main building after repeated requests by President Donald Trump, who claims the performing arts center “is in a virtual state of collapse.”

  49. The case has similarities to what happened with Minnesota-based Feeding Our Future.

  50. CBO Warns the Iran War Is Driving Up Inflation

    The war with Iran was launched by the U.S. and Israel in February and intended to last a few weeks.