Key questions, breakout players and positions to watch in the NFC West, plus a look at The Athletic’s beat writer report.

Some of the 6,600 soldiers who will attend the military parade will be Kansas's bravest. Several hundred soldiers from Fort Riley will be traveling to Washington, D.C.

The court-martial for an Army major charged with raping or sexually assaulting more than a dozen women in the Washington, D.C., region between 2019 and 2023 is set to begin this week at Fort Meade ...

The Iranian nuclear sites — at Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan — sustained what Pentagon officials called “severe damage” from the ...

The Washington Blade’s second day of Pride on the Pier at The Wharf DC ended with a fireworks show on Saturday, June 7. The fireworks show was presented by the Leonard-Litz LGBTQ Foundation ...

D.C. is the place for monuments to the thinkers, warriors and leaders who shook and shaped the country. Memorials of LGBTQ history may be less well known, but are key to understanding the place of ...

Mayor Brandon Scott swore in new members of the Public Art Commission, a civic panel that oversees the city’s vast inventory ...

Congress is considering repealing a law that allows noncitizens to vote in local elections in D.C. — which could in turn ...

A black Washington Post opinion writer said he quit the newspaper’s editorial board over a dispute with a white colleague about a piece concerning Georgia’s voting laws that he didn&#82… ...

The D.C. Council is scheduled to vote on the Peace DC measure, a follow-up to last year’s Secure DC legislation aimed at ...

Washington's most outrageous MAGA correspondent, Natalie Winters, has dished the dirt on dating in DC, and claimed "most men" on the Hill are gay.

When a violent crime is reported as a “felony threat,” rather than “assault with a dangerous weapon,” it is not counted as a violent crime.