OPINION 2 days ago JD Vance could give Millennials a seat at the senior citizen table of national politics At 39, JD Vance would be a welcome change for Millennials to a Washington ruled by people in their 70s and 80s.
LIFESTYLE 3 days ago Trump 'stood there like a man' after being shot, will soar spiritually and politically, says Reagan insider Historian Craig Shirley said that former President Donald Trump displayed "grace under pressure" after being shot and, like Ronald Reagan, will soar in personal faith and political power.
LIFESTYLE 5 days ago Presidents targeted by bullets, bombs and suicide planes in shocking assassination attempts: See the list A guman's attempt to kill former President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania is the latest in a long line of presidential assassination attempts. Here are 14 attempts plus 4 presidents killed.
US July 11 NATO Summit in Washington, DC shields world leaders from crime threats in nation's capital As Washington, D.C., implements heightened security across downtown as world leaders meet for the 2024 NATO Summit, experts say the precautions are necessary.
Crime July 11 'Sugar daddy' slayed by 2 women after severing his thumb, using it to buy drugs, booze on cash apps: police Two women are facing murder charges after a man was found dead in his Washington, D.C., apartment. His thumb was cut off and used by one of women to access a cash app to buy drugs and booze.
NATO July 10 NATO summit in DC is 'pivotal' make-or-break moment for Biden as scrutiny over fitness for office intensifies NATO leaders gather in Washington, D.C., this week to discuss Ukraine and other global threats as the war lurches through its third year and President Biden faces scrutiny.
Washington DC July 9 Would-be carjacker targets Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor security detail officer, suspect shot A Deputy U.S. Marshal assigned to protect U.S. Supreme Court justices shot a would-be carjacker near the home of Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor in Washington, D.C.
Congress July 8 Reporter's Notebook: Backlash in the halls of Congress Vandalism that occurred on July 4 outside Rep. Brad Schneider's office on Capitol Hill comes as part of an increase in violence and threats against lawmakers in recent years.
US July 8 Washington, DC police reunite woman with French bulldog stolen during armed robbery A Washington, D.C. woman has been reunited with her French bulldog after he was stolen from her at gunpoint more than a week ago while they were walking in the District.
LIFESTYLE July 2 On this day in history, July 2, 1964, President Johnson signs 'sweeping' Civil Rights Act The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was signed into law on this day in history, July 2, 1964, by President Lyndon B. Johnson. It forbade discrimination in public spaces, among other steps.