Washington DC

Justice Department 2 hours ago

Judge calls case involving alleged sandwich-throwing former DOJ worker 'simplest case in the world'

Sean Charles Dunn, a former Justice Department worker, faces trial for allegedly throwing a sandwich at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent.

Washington DC 2 days ago

National Guard, police confront hundreds of juveniles amid Halloween chaos in DC; mayor issues under 18 curfew

A video captured chaos unfolding in Washington, D.C.'s Navy Yard neighborhood on Halloween night, and police took five people into custody.

Politics 3 days ago

Federal judge blocks Trump order requiring citizenship proof on federal voter registration forms

The White House defended a voter citizenship verification order after a judge blocked the requirement, calling it a "commonsense" election integrity measure.

Donald Trump 3 days ago

Trump reveals first photos after Lincoln Bedroom's renovation in the White House

President shares before-and-after photos of renovated Lincoln Bedroom bathroom on Truth Social, featuring polished statuary marble and gold fixtures.

VIDEO 4 days ago

'I'M APPALLED': Mother of DC shooting victim Eric Tarpinian-Jachym addresses DOJ's latest charges

Tamara Tarpinian-Jachym and Robert Jachym, parents of a murdered Capitol Hill intern, react to the Justice Department's latest charges in the case on 'The Story.'

U.S. 4 days ago

Suspect in murders of congressional intern and 17-year-old arrested months after shootings: official

Suspect Naqwan Lucas was arrested in the deadly shootings of congressional intern Eric Tarpinian-Jachym and teen Zoey Kelley in Washington, D.C.

Washington DC 5 days ago

SCOOP: Trump expands DC crime task force with hiring push of nationwide law enforcement

President Donald Trump's D.C. Task Force opened national recruitment through a new portal, offering federal benefits to officers joining the 2,000-plus member crime unit.

Blue City Crime 6 days ago

Bloody blue city crime wave shatters college homecoming in one of year’s most violent stretches: report

A wave of reported shootings in Washington, D.C., left 12 victims, including a 5-year-old boy, with police arresting two suspects and recovering three guns near Howard University.

U.S. 6 days ago

Congressional intern murder suspect allegedly killed 17-year-old girl days after first shooting: police

A man accused of killing a congressional intern is now charged in the murder of a teen girl in Washington, D.C., just days after the U.S. House intern was shot.

Elections 6 days ago

Trump admin reinstalls Confederate general's statue toppled during 2020 riots

A statue of Confederate Gen. Albert Pike that was toppled by demonstrators in 2020 following George Floyd’s death was reinstalled in Washington, D.C.

Fox News Flash 6 days ago

Pirro hails Trump's DC crime crackdown as 'blueprint' for America after dramatic results

White House touts D.C. crime crackdown as national blueprint, combining National Guard forces with stronger prosecution to tackle violent crime across America.

Opinion October 28

As I walk across America, Thomas Sowell’s warning still echoes today

Paul Laurence Dunbar High School now has 19% reading proficiency and 1% math proficiency, despite a $100 million rebuild in Northwest Washington, D.C.

US protests October 25

'No Kings' protests largely composed of people from one demographic: experts

A "No Kings" protest in Washington, D.C., drew thousands of educated white women in their 40s opposing Trump's perceived authoritarianism, according to a new study.

Washington DC October 25

DC sniper's ex-wife reveals his chilling threat before killing spree

Dr. Mildred Muhammad, the ex-wife of D.C. sniper John Allen Muhammad, shares her harrowing story of domestic violence and terror in new true-crime documentary "Hunted by My Husband."

Bill Maher October 25

Bill Maher says Trump's construction of 'giant ballroom' means 'he's not leaving’ the White House

"Real Time" host Bill Maher argued that President Donald Trump isn't going to leave the White House after constructing a giant, multi-million-dollar ballroom.

Congress October 24

Eleanor Holmes Norton, an 88-year-old Dem congressional delegate, scammed by phony 'cleaning crew' at DC home

A Washington, D.C., congressional delegate was targeted in a brazen credit card fraud scheme after suspects posed as maintenance workers to access her home and finances.

VIDEO October 23

Israeli restaurant chain owner speaks out after Gaza boycotts cripple business

Shouk co-owner Dennis Friedman speaks out after protests and boycotts force his D.C. restaurant chain to close, reflecting on the backlash, vandalism, and the mission to bring people together through food.

FBI October 22

FBI releases new surveillance video of suspect who placed pipe bombs near DNC, RNC offices in DC

The FBI released new surveillance video of the pipe bomb suspect from Jan. 5, 2021, offering a $500,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

St. Louis October 22

Australian prime minister's plane makes emergency landing in St Louis after leaving Washington

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's plane makes emergency landing in St. Louis after crew member injured by falling luggage, suffers concussion.

White House October 22

Car rams into White House barricade, suspect arrested: officials

A suspect was arrested on Tuesday evening after ramming a vehicle into the barricade of the White House, according to the Secret Service.

White House October 21

Trump celebrates White House demolition as new ballroom rises: ‘Music to my ears’

The White House fired back after several reports criticized President Donald Trump's addition of a grand, $200 million ballroom to the historic property with examples of past work.

Washington DC October 20

Teens who assaulted former DOGE staffer slapped with federal charges: 'Need for accountability'

Two teenagers linked to the beating of former DOGE staffer Edward Coristine in Washington, D.C., are now facing federal charges for a series of assaults and attempted carjacking.

VIDEO October 20

Jeanine Pirro announces charges against 2 suspects in attack against former DOGE staffer

U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro announces charges against two suspects in the attack against a former DOGE staffer in Washington, D.C.

US protests October 18

Nationwide unrest looms as ‘No Kings’ demonstrators begin to gather in major US cities

The nation is seeing its second "No Kings" against President Donald Trump as Republicans call demonstrations a distraction from the government shutdown.

Travel October 18

Nation's capital defies shutdown chaos with bold 'DC is open' push to lure tourists back to city

Washington, D.C.'s tourism bureau relaunched its "DC is Open" campaign during the federal government shutdown, reminding visitors that city attractions and hotels remain open.

VIDEO October 17

'Friday Follies': Democrats' leaders have no clear message for 'No Kings' protests

Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo discusses Democrats' latest 'grievance party,' off-key chants and more on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

Washington DC October 17

National Guard intervenes as suspect swings foot-long kitchen knife in violent DC street brawl

National Guard members intervened in a chaotic street fight near Nationals Park Wednesday that ended with one man being stabbed with a large kitchen knife.

US protests October 17

‘No Kings’ movement and what it wants: Inside the message driving Saturday’s nationwide protests

Nationwide "No Kings" protests on Oct. 18 will target President Donald Trump's immigration policies and deportation operations in major U.S. cities.

National Guard October 16

Bowser doesn't think it's legal for National Guard to 'police Americans on American soil'

Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser said she is skeptical that the federal deployment of the National Guard to cities across the country is legal.

U.S. October 15

Teens who assaulted former DOGE staffer get no jail time with probation-only sentences

Two teenagers who officials say attacked a former DOGE staffer were sentenced to probation after pleading guilty in a D.C. courtroom on Tuesday.