On Wednesday's Front Page: South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has backed down from his martial law decree after protests and a unanimous vote against it, the world is focused on courting President-elect Trump, and more.

The Washington political establishment is alarmed that President-Elect Trump wants to appoint Kash Patel as FBI director, claiming that Trump's choice will "politicize" the FBI. However, the FBI has always acted as secret police for the established political class.

While the holiday season may bring thoughts of snow, U.S. health authorities have a stark reminder for the warmer months: summer splash pads can harbour serious health risks.

A lawsuit from Washington, D.C.'s attorney general is alleging that Amazon deliveries are slower in two majority-Black zip codes in the nations capital. The lawsuit, from D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb, alleges that the tech giant quietly restricted delivery methods for members of its Prime program living in two East of the River (EOTR) zip...

Amazon has defended its actions by citing driver safety concerns as the reason for halting direct deliveries in the neighborhoods.

McCabe is exactly the type of FBI official who Patel will root out.

Pro-life laws in some states are saving lives, according to the annual Abortion Surveillance report released last week by the Centers for Disease Control and... Read MoreThe post

Foxtrot, the Baltimore Police Departments helicopter, helped chase to Washington, D.C., a vehicle wanted as part of a stolen auto investigation.

This rumor about the two actors has circulated for months on social media.

Top states for reasonable management of the boss vs. employee battle were Virginia, Washington, Colorado, Florida, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

The attorney general for the District of Columbia filed a suit Wednesday against Amazon, accusing it of denying two neighborhoods high-speed delivery service.

Washington, DC is fourteen hours ahead of Seoul. London is nine hours behind, Berlin is eight, and New Delhi is three.No matter your time zone, y...

Lively music and an expansive feast of international cuisines marked Washington Educational and Cultural Attach Associations second annual DC Diplomatic Day of Kindness on Nov. 22.This years event honored the International Student House of Washington, DC (ISH-DC), which received WECAAs 2024 Kindness Award for their efforts in unity and cultural exchange through their residential progr...

The District of Columbia sued Amazon on Wednesday, alleging the company secretly stopped providing its fastest delivery service to residents of two predominantly Black neighborhoods in Washington while still charging residents millions of dollars for a service that promises the benefit.

A few days ago, the Biden administration made a little-noticed but highly significant change. And that change can have a profound and wonderful effect on global education, something that is important to many of you in the diplomatic corps.

Chinese cryptocurrency entrepreneur Justin Sun invested $30 million in President-elect Donald Trumps crypto project three weeks after the election, helping Trump make a potentially hefty profit,” the Washington Post reports. […]

The E. coli outbreak linked to McDonalds has officially been resolved, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed in an

For almost 30 years, incarcerated women in Washington have been part of a program that transcribes documents, pamphlets, business cards, textbooks, novels, music, signs and menus even the Oregon Voter Guide into Braille.

With Washingtons winter predicted to be colder and wetter than usual, conditions are aligning for another possible ice storm in Clark County, experts say.