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  1. Trump's World Stage Awaits

    (@realDonaldTrump/Truth Social) Today’s notice: A foreign affairs test awaits Trump in New York.

  2. Southern Organizers Bet Redistricting Will Fuel Democrats

    “This is about Black political power,” said Shayla Mitchell, an election-protection organizer in Alabama.

  3. Jayden Daniels went down with an injury on the final play of the first half Sunday.

  4. How ‘Corruption’ Took Over the Midterms

    Campaign attack ads focused on corruption targeting Rep.

  5. NFL Week 2 Takeaways: What’s Wrong With The Chargers?

    Justin Herbert and the Chargers are 0-2 after a loss to the Raiders.

  6. All-DMV High School Football Players of Week 4

    Digital Pioneers Academy sophomore Laroy Williams rushed for 182 yards and three touchdowns over the weekend.

  7. Farmers Are 'Pissed' Over Trump's Moves on Beef and Tariffs

    Trump announced an executive order that would give producers additional authority to process and sell their own product.

  8. Germany Is Paying the Price for Trump’s EU Feud

    The Kiel Institute for the World Economy estimated that automotive and manufacturing tariffs levied by President Donald Trump could cost German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's economy billions in output in the short term.

  9. The NRSC’s Spending Surges for Key Midterm Races

    The NRSC has spent more than $10 million supporting Sen.

  10. Mystics 93, Fever 77: Game Recap

    Mystics forward Michaela Onyenwere drives to the basket against Fever guard Caitlin Clark on Sunday.

  11. Cardinals 5, Nationals 3: Game Recap

    JJ Wetherholt tags out the Nationals' Jacob Young in the fourth inning.

  12. Quarterback Jayden Daniels was carted off at halftime in the Commanders' Week 2 loss to the Cowboys.

  13. Jayden Daniels Is Carted Off With an Injury in Dallas

    Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels was injured on the final play of the first half.

  14. An ICE Shooting Wounds a Man in Austin, Texas

    A crowd gathered to protest after the shooting in Austin.

  15. A TV screen shows a file image of a North Korean missile launch on Sunday.

  16. Trump Will Meet With Mamdani in New York

    New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s office said the meeting will focus on issues affecting the city.

  17. ‘They Better Behave’: Trump Weighs Next Move on Iran

    President Donald Trump warns he is considering “wiping Iran out,” “letting them rot economically” or “making a deal.”

  18. Trump Says His Planned Arch Would Also Become a 'Military Complex'

    The president said the military requested the arch host a "top grade" national security component.

  19. Nationals 8, Cardinals 5: Game Recap

    Scott Kane/AP Photo ST.

  20. Virginia Tech 35, Maryland 26: Game Recap

    Ben Hsu/Icon Sportswire/AP Ethan Grunkemeyer threw for 314 yards and three touchdowns, and Virginia Tech held off Maryland 35-26 on Saturday night, snapping the Terrapins' 20-game nonconference winning streak.

  21. Ted Leonsis Discusses Contracts for Jagr and Ovechkin in New Book

    mpi34/MediaPunch/IPx Ted Leonsis is giving fans a peek at his life as a sports owner in an interview for a new book, including details on a pair of high-profile contracts.

  22. The president wrote on Truth Social that he believed AI is the “next Industrial Revolution” that could potentially make up “as much as 25% of our Country’s GDP.”

  23. Friday evening’s protest, organized by Hands Off the Arts, had been planned for weeks but took on an added significance after the center's closure.

  24. White House Turns Away Journalists After Trump Declares Ban

    President Donald Trump said Friday he was banning journalists from MS NOW, CNN and Politico from the White House.

  25. Cade Cavalli Got His Big Contract. Then He Showed Everyone Why.

    Nick Wass/AP ST.

  26. Everything You Need to Know for Commanders vs. Cowboys

    Matt Rourke/AP The Commanders are looking to rebound from a tough season-opening loss to the Eagles and avoid going into an 0-2 hole ahead of a Week 3 meeting against the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks.

  27. Trump Defends Bid to Put His Name on the Kennedy Center

    Trump said the Kennedy Center would require an ongoing subsidy to stay open and suggested it would be his burden to raise money to fill that gap.

  28. The president has insisted the U.S. take control of the strategic Arctic island in large part to gain access to its key mineral resources and military positioning.

  29. Jump on the Ban-wagon

    President Donald Trump, walking along the White House colonnade this week, said his ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico stemmed from “cumulative stories over the last few years” in which reporters “purposefully write negative news” about the administration.

  30. Nationals Sign Ace Cade Cavalli to a Four-Year Contract Extension

    Nick Wass/AP Photo ST.

  31. Judge Rules the EPA Illegally Terminated a $7 Billion Solar Program

    In May, solar supplied more of the nation’s electricity than coal.

  32. The Pentagon’s casualty database says at least 18 American service members have died in the Middle East since the U.S. and Israel began strikes on Iran on Feb. 28.

  33. U.S. intelligence officials raised concerns that Saudi Arabia’s growing military and technology ties with China could create opportunities for Beijing to obtain information about the F-35 fighter jet.

  34. It is currently unclear what the ban would constitute, as Trump’s post did not include additional details.

  35. NAACP Sues to Keep Federal Agents Away From Voting Locations

    Alex Brandon/AP The NAACP, labor unions and other advocacy organizations sued the Trump administration on Friday, seeking to stop the potential deployment of federal agents at voting locations during the midterm elections.

  36. The exterior of the United States Institute of Peace is seen with the name of President Donald Trump, Tuesday, June 9, 2026, in Washington.

  37. Inside the Play That Made the Commanders' Tyler Owens Go Viral

    Commanders safety Tyler Owens went viral for a standout special teams rep in Sunday's season opener.

  38. Warren Buffett Steps Down as Berkshire Hathaway Chairman

    Buffett will remain a director.

  39. Mystics 110, Sky 80: Game Recap

    Washington Mystics center Shakira Austin on May 10.

  40. ‘Safe and Beautiful’

    A federal surge left some D.C. residents on edge.

  41. Working Hard or Hardly Working?

    The U.S Capitol.

  42. Building data centers on public lands, as well as supporting infrastructure like access roads and water pipelines, has emerged as a priority for the Trump administration.

  43. The DNC Gets a Fundraising Boost After Months of Struggle

    Bastiaan Slabbers/Sipa USA via AP The Democratic National Committee racked up two of its biggest grassroots fundraising months in a midterm cycle this summer, bringing in more than $14 million combined in July and August.

  44. The Goodman League is a long-running summer tradition in Southeast D.C.

  45. Inside House Democrats' Push to Kick Old People Out of Leadership

    Rep.

  46. Metro Yellow Line Will Be Shut Down for Next Two Weekends

    Photo by Tom Williams/AP The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is shutting down the Metro’s Yellow Line the next two weekends to work on the route’s rail infrastructure as part of WMATA’s new infrastructure program.

  47. Hegseth’s Preferred Army Chief Faces Long Odds in the Senate

    Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell emerged as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s favored candidate last month to succeed Dan Driscoll, who resigned after months of tension with Hegseth.

  48. The House passed Thomas Massie, left, and Ro Khanna’s first Epstein Files Transparency Act in a stunning, near-unanimous November vote.

  49. Postmaster General David Steiner speaks during an interview with The Associated Press at the United States Postal Service headquarters in Washington.

  50. The 46-year-old man has not been charged in relation to Burdynski’s death.