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January 20

Anti-ICE agitator who stormed Minnesota church service also harassed congregants at Pete Hegseth’s church

An anti-ICE agitator who stormed a Minnesota church on Sunday has also been accused of harassing churchgoers in Washington, D.C., for several months.

January 17

National Guard troops will likely remain in DC through 2026, official says

National Guard troops likely will have their ongoing deployment to Washington, D.C., extended until the end of 2026, a U.S. official told Fox News.

January 14

Sanders-backed bill jabs Trump's ‘narcissism’ with ban on self-named federal buildings

Sen. Bernie Sanders introducesd legislation to prevent sitting presidents from renaming federal buildings after themselves, targeting President Trump's alleged "narcissism."

January 14

Jeanine Pirro fires back at Fed Chair Powell, says ‘no one is above the law’ amid central bank probe

The U.S. attorney says a probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell is about accountability, not politics, after Powell accused investigators of threatening the central bank’s independence.

January 13

Buddhist monks walking 2,300 miles from Texas to DC go viral with 1M+ social media followers

Buddhist monks trek 2,300 miles from Texas to Washington, D.C., in spiritual peace walk, drawing national attention and inspiring millions across America.

January 11

Washington anti-ICE agitators clash with crowd calling for Iran regime change

A convoluted protest clash unfolded in D.C. on Sunday. Anti-ICE agitators shouted at Iranian regime change protesters as others shouted "Free Palestine" and "No kings."

January 10

DC pipe bomb suspect pleads not guilty to planting devices at DNC and RNC headquarters

The man accused of planting pipe bombs at party headquarters before the Jan. 6 attack pleaded not guilty this week. The FBI arrested Brian Cole after his alleged confession.

January 9

White House says East Wing demolition was necessary due to structural issues

The White House said structural damage and cost concerns led to the demolition of the East Wing, as critics and preservation groups question plans for the $400 million ballroom.

January 7

Former Holmes Norton staffer lines up to run for her seat, as DC delegate faces growing calls to step down

Former aide Trent Holbrook filed to challenge Eleanor Holmes Norton for Washington DC's congressional seat amid growing calls for her retirement.

January 6

Pirro touts DC crime is being prosecuted 'like never before' in announcing year-end stats

U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro said Tuesday that under President Donald Trump's leadership, "We have seen a renewed focus on cracking down on violent offenders."