The Latest Breaking News from DC

Federal workers in DC protest service cuts, highlighting importance of their roles and advocating for preservation of vital services.

On May 27 2019, acclaimed Australian writer Geraldine Brooks received a call from the emergency department of a hospital in Washington DC. Her American husband of 35 years, Tony Horwitz, a Pulitzer prize-winning journalist, had collapsed while in DC promoting his latest book. He was pronounced dead soon after arriving…

Denise Cheung resigns as top prosecutor in DC US Attorney's Office following a dispute over a premature investigation request.

Denise Cheung resigns as head of criminal division in DC US Attorney's Office amid political tensions and changes within the Department of Justice.

Ed Martin was lawyer for three January 6 defendants and in charge of dismissing Capitol attack charges as interim US attorney

New data revealing factors that potentially led to the deadly crash on January 29 has been recovered from the Black Hawk helicopter's black box.

Paul Sheehy and Chris Dunlavey trumpet health of US league and say producing American players is key

‘He had five children, each one had their own nanny. It was a weird situation. He didn’t spend enough time with them,’ Errol Musk says in podcast interview

Donald Trump appointed as Chairman of The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, promising exciting developments.

World’s wealthiest man leads Trump allies laying groundwork to defy court orders

Federal workers rally in DC to advocate for job preservation amidst administrative changes.