The Latest Breaking News from DC

The Republican Governor personally invited incoming Trump staffers to the state he leads, highlighting quality education and low crime as attractive features.

President-elect Donald Trump will be sworn in on January 20

The call came at a time when the crypto industry is poised to enjoy unprecedented power in Washington, D.C.

Some want to bring the Commanders back to D.C., but their hopes rest with the Senate, where Steve Daines continues his logo push.

The Tesla Supercharger network has long been the benchmark in the DC fast charging world. With tens of thousands of stalls in North America alone, Superchargers gave Tesla the edge because they’re (almost) everywhere and they’re simple to use, making long road trips hassle-free.

Vivek Ramaswamy and Elon Musk to lead Department of Government Efficiency, focusing on streamlining operations and reducing inefficiencies in Washington, DC.

Mayor Bowser of Washington, DC, prepares for a smooth transition with the incoming Trump administration for the inauguration.

Customers in Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, New York City and Washington, DC, appear to have been most heavily impacted

Governor Newsom advocates for Californians' well-being amidst potential policy changes, emphasizing defense of state freedoms.