The Latest Breaking News from Washington D.C.

Authorities say blood discovered at a campsite where three young Washington state sisters were found dead last week belonged to a male

Attaining success from the ground up, earning it through sheer determination, missteps, and a sense of purpose, doesn't just build businesses; it crafts legacies. Robert Wood, a serial entrepreneur with a stronghold in Washington, DC, Los Angeles, and San Diego, attests to this.

Thousands flocked to Washington on Saturday for the WordPride Parade. Here are some of the photos from the festivities.

Congress is “doing things that no one has asked for,” one advocate says, as lawmakers tee up three bills that would overturn D.C. decisions.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is petitioning the government to throw roadblocks in his rivals' way.

Asian stock markets have advanced ahead of the second round of trade talks between Washington and Beijing, following a solid report on the U.S. job market

As they get ready in their hotel room, Bella Bautista trades makeup tips with the roommate she has just met.

A Washington, D.C. press conference on the $100M J6 Lawsuit held by a Proud Boys leader was interrupted by a woman screaming "traitor" into a megaphone.

A Washington man with extensive military training who is accused of kidnapping and murdering his three daughters remains on the run as the state's governor deploys National Guard resources to help in the search.

As World Pride wraps up this weekend in Washington D

Authorities have closed a wide swath of popular campgrounds and backpacking areas along the Pacific Crest Trail in Washington as they search for a former Army soldier wanted in the deaths of his three young daughters