The Latest Breaking News from Washington D.C.

China claims Taiwan as part of its territory and Xi told Trump that its return was an ‘integral part of the post-war international order’

Ohio State, Indiana, Michigan, and Oregon are all still alive for berths in the Big Ten championship games. Here’s a look at how each scenario could play out.

A federal lawsuit alleges that design flaws in a Tesla Model 3 caused it to suddenly accelerate out of control, leading to a crash into a utility pole and subsequent fire.

The project is looking for personnel in the Washington, D.C.–Northern Virginia area for a 90-day pilot to "validate addresses associated with subjects of interest"

'The Remove the Regime' event drew thousands of anti-Trump protesters in Washington, DC. Here's what happened.

In 2020, near the end of US President Donald Trump’s first term, Washington sanctioned Maduro and others over alleged "narco-terrorism", saying that he had been the co-leader of the Cartel of the Suns since at least 1999. He has denied the charges.

US and Ukraine delegations stated that they have achieved “meaningful progress toward aligning positions and identifying clear next steps” for a deal to put an end to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. What has changed compared to the initial plan, and would Moscow agree to the new proposal?

US officials and EU ministers are meeting in Brussels on Monday for what is expected to be a "frank" discussion about the two sides' fraught trade deal.

Moscow said a European counterproposal ‘does not work for us’ in a sign that both sides remain far apart

Zelensky resists Trump's push for a contentious peace deal as tensions rise, Kyiv seeks autonomy, and global pressure intensifies over Ukraine's next move.

The US president criticised Ukraine's government, claiming it showed “zero gratitude” for US support, and accused European nations of buying Russian oil.