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The rapper will evaluate five finalists competing for a major cash prize during an upcoming event in Washington, D.C., on September 18.

Police have arrested a teenager in connection with the death of 14-year-old Zytina Mason-Brown, overturning the initial conclusion that she accidentally shot herself while recording a video.

In an unusual move, the head of the CDC publicly challenged a state health investigation into two measles fatalities, underscoring ongoing tensions between the federal health agency and state authorities.

A high-ranking Afghan military officer who orchestrated a final stand against the Taliban's takeover has relocated to the United States and is currently working as an Uber driver in the capital.

A special grand jury is examining potential irregularities in truancy reporting, graduation rates, and attendance documentation across Washington D.C.'s public school system, with new reports confirming the probe's focus on systemic record-keeping issues.

A U.S. District Court jury in Washington D.C. applied jury nullification to acquit an international gang leader, highlighting ongoing debates over judicial discretion and local law enforcement priorities.

The mayor of the U.S. capital has officially designated September 1, 2026, as Uzbekistan Independence Day to honor the nation's sovereignty.

Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in Washington D.C. to protest against the current administration's policies, expressing fears that many Americans could lose their voting rights in the upcoming autumn elections. Organizers warned of widespread disenfranchisement.

Dozens of trees are being cut down at Washington D.C.’s East Potomac Park golf course weeks before President Trump officially begins his promised landscape overhaul, drawing attention to the project's early stages.

A coalition of 23 Democratic state attorneys general and Washington D.C. sued the US Postal Service to block a new rule limiting mail-in ballot processing.

The White House shared a map erroneously locating Washington D.C. in North Carolina, prompting widespread criticism online regarding basic geographic literacy.

The White House has issued a threat to demolish the historic Kennedy Center if approved renovation plans are not permitted, escalating tensions over the preservation and modernization of the iconic Washington D.C. venue.

Natalia Sokolova has been invited to speak at Opal Group's Investing in Security 2026 conference, scheduled to take place in Washington, D.C.

As President Trump's deployment of the National Guard to Washington, D.C., enters its second year, three guard members who served for many months on the mission shared their reactions with NPR, expressing embarrassment about their involvement.

In late summer 1814, Washington D.C. experienced one of its most dramatic historical moments when the White House was set ablaze, forcing the American president to flee for safety.

The Dublin rock band Fontaines D.C. is recognized as one of Ireland's most significant success stories in recent music history.

A new projection indicates that Donald Trump's approval ratings are underwater in 47 states and Washington D.C.

Country music stars Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean were seen jokingly fielding questions at the White House press podium, with Bryan acting as press secretary, ahead of their concert in Washington D.C.

A significant tornado threat has been issued for areas from Washington D.C. to Baltimore and Philadelphia, with several states and cities under alert for potential tornadoes.

Another surprising victory for the Democratic left-wing is causing alarm in Washington, D.C., with a correspondent suggesting Democrats must learn from the surging left, though this doesn't mean Americans have become socialists.

An article discusses former President Trump's decision to deploy thousands of soldiers on the streets of Washington, D.C., and questions the effectiveness of such military presence in curbing crime.

A source from the Lithuanian Embassy in Washington D.C. describes an atmosphere of disrespect, interruptions, suspicion, and mistrust towards Ambassador Gediminas Varvuolis since his first weeks in office, contradicting the Foreign Ministry's explanations.

Irish post-punk band Fontaines D.C. has confirmed the title of their new album, 'Dopamine Chamber,' through a cryptic teaser video, with hints that their fifth record will be released before the end of the year.

The US government is searching for a vandal who filled the World War II Memorial in Washington D.C. with soap bubbles, prompting a response from police and National Guard troops.

A street in Washington D.C. was shut down for hours as a bomb squad investigated a suspicious device, which was later identified as a sex toy, causing a significant police and fire department response.

FBI Director Kash Patel announced that a year-long crime crackdown in Washington, D.C., initiated by the Trump administration, has resulted in over 6,000 arrests, 1,300 illegal firearm seizures, and a 44% drop in homicides.

For a year, thousands of armed troops have quietly become a consistent presence in Washington D.C. life. This deployment has made them a fixture in the nation's capital.

Reagan National Airport in the D.C. area is scheduled to close for three hours due to a Grand Prix event, with the Federal Aviation Administration having imposed other closures for events related to the nation's 250th anniversary.

Reports indicate an increase in violent crime rates in Washington D.C., even as former President Trump had previously highlighted the presence of the National Guard in the city.

A trial in Washington D.C. was nearing its conclusion when jurors made a discovery that reportedly shocked the courtroom, though specific details of the discovery are not provided.

Two men were arrested in Washington, D.C., after allegedly posing as federal agents to scam an 85-year-old man out of over $200,000 in gold bars.

Washington, D.C., is experiencing a significant increase in its billionaire population, establishing itself as America's newest hub for the ultra-wealthy.

US-Canada relations are experiencing tension due to wildfire smoke from Canada affecting air quality in Washington D.C. and other parts of the U.S.

A British-American veterinarian, Dr. Sophie Dennison-Gibby, has broken her silence on her 'humiliating' arrest at the Reflecting Pool in Washington D.C., stating she was only trying to pick up what she thought was litter.

A Purple Heart veteran is suing after National Guard troops allegedly detained her, slamming her to the ground and causing injuries requiring surgery, while she was in her front yard in Washington D.C.

Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc is in Washington, D.C., for further meetings as both countries intensify trade talks with a new U.S. tariff threat looming in just over two weeks.

Anna King, a military veteran and D.C. resident, has filed a $3 million lawsuit against the Idaho National Guard, alleging three guard members assaulted her during a detention in front of her home.

Prosecutors in Washington D.C. have dropped charges against four individuals, including a former Olympian, who were accused of vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The specific reasons for dropping the charges were not immediately detailed.

A general news update from Washington D.C., covering various events and developments within the capital.

Music journalist John Robb looks back on the formative years of Fontaines D.C. and discusses unreleased music from the band in an excerpt from his new memoir, praising their early impact.

A Republican lawmaker has introduced the PLEDGE Act, which would require American flags and daily recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance in every classroom within Washington, D.C., schools, sparking a 'culture war' debate.

Donald Trump has unveiled another project, while recent polling suggests his construction endeavors in Washington D.C. are facing unpopularity.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was heckled by protesters who stormed a hotel in Washington D.C. Netanyahu stated his intention to 'speak the truth' in New York, seemingly in defiance of the protests.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, participated in a meeting in Washington D.C. with other tech leaders to discuss AI governance and the potential for losing control of AI agents. Altman stated that people prefer human leadership over AI as CEO, emphasizing the importance of human accountability.

Male mosquitoes are being intentionally released in Washington D.C. as a counter-intuitive method of pest control to manage pest populations.

Tom Coll of Fontaines D.C., in collaboration with Michael Roe of Richter Collective and Ken Allen of Faction, has launched Inis Records, a new independent label and record store exclusively dedicated to Irish music.

Washington, D.C. is set to borrow $1.2 billion this week through its annual municipal debt sale, as the city's credit rating stabilizes.

The complete list of songs featured on the soundtrack for the crime drama 'The Westies' has been released, including tracks by Kneecap, Fontaines D.C., Iggy Pop, and The Mary Wallopers.

Rep. Ritchie Torres agreed with TMZ's assessment that straight men in Washington D.C. lack 'rizz,' humorously attributing his own sexuality to the capital's dating pool.

Joseph Aoun, the country’s president, left D.C. with the backing he needs to stem decades of chaos.

Donald Trump is moving forward with a makeover of his Washington D.C. golf course. The project is reportedly proceeding without input from relevant oversight agencies.

Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) Patriarch Porfirije met with representatives of Serbian-American organizations in Washington D.C. for discussions aimed at strengthening ties and addressing community issues.

World leaders convened in Washington D.C. for a ministerial meeting hosted by Senator Rubio to discuss the issue of far-left political terrorism. The gathering addressed concerns about left-wing political violence.

Colombia's incoming government delegation is currently on a visit to Washington D.C. The purpose of the visit and specific meetings were not detailed in the available content.

The D.C. Council has passed the RESALE Act, a bill aimed at protecting fans from scammers and inflated prices by capping resale prices, banning speculative ticketing, and requiring resellers to acquire licenses.

A visit to Old Ebbitt Grill, Washington D.C.'s oldest restaurant with a history dating back to 1856 and located steps from the White House, reveals why it has endured for generations.

A UH-1N helicopter from Joint Base Andrews performed an emergency landing in Washington D.C. after pilots detected unusual mechanical sounds during a routine training mission.

A review praises the boxing drama film 'They Fight' as an emotional gutpunch, highlighting an indelible performance by André Holland and its gritty Washington D.C. backdrop.

House Republicans have departed Washington D.C., leaving behind a legislative deadlock with no clear path forward for resolving key issues.

An analysis suggests that the recent appearance of the 'Patriot Front' in Washington D.C. was a 'psy-op', questioning the true intentions behind the group's public display.

The reflecting pool at the Trump International Hotel in Washington D.C. has been drained for a second time, indicating ongoing problems with its renovation. Crews were seen working on the troubled feature, which has faced repeated issues.

Rolling Stone reports that the former president is transforming Washington D.C. into a 'theme park for the American Century' by erecting monuments to national greatness domestically, while simultaneously undermining the nation's standing globally.

Rapper Nicki Minaj has been tapped to serve as a judge on Donald Trump's upcoming 'Apprentice'-style small business contest in Washington, D.C., continuing her appearances on the campaign trail.

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The singer-songwriter announced she will miss her scheduled sets in Washington D.C. and New York City due to unforeseen circumstances, expressing hope to return soon.

Twenty years after the notorious Washington D.C. murder, the victim's estate claims former defendants have defaulted on financial agreements supporting a memorial scholarship.

Police detained a 35-year-old man in California who traveled to the nation's capital with a guillotine, charging him with possession of the device.

Nearly 300 emergency responders from national parks have reportedly been pulled from their duties to work on former President Trump's 'beautification' projects in Washington, D.C. This reassignment has raised concerns about resource allocation.

Music critics spotlight ten essential performances from the dual UK festival, which features four first-time headliners across its weekend lineup.

An analysis explores the evolving perception of gold, questioning if it has shifted from being seen as an 'enemy' by Washington D.C. to potentially becoming its last hope amidst global uncertainties.

As part of the celebrations for the 250th anniversary of American independence, streets around the Capitol in Washington D.C. were transformed into a race track for one day. Twenty-five IndyCar vehicles raced at speeds over 300 km/h during the 'Freedom 250 Grand Prix' event.

The FIA celebrates over ninety years of supporting motor sport in the United States at the INDYCAR Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington D.C.

Members of the Kawacatoose First Nation from Saskatchewan are traveling to Washington, D.C., to retrieve a precious teepee cover made by an ancestor, which was stolen and for which payment was never received.

Trustar Bank announced its acquisition of Forbright Bank's D.C.-area branches for $19 million, which includes approximately $750 million in deposits. This move will expand Trustar Bank's presence in the region.

An upcoming IndyCar race in Washington D.C. is causing concern among art experts due to its course passing directly by the National Gallery of Art and three Smithsonian museums, raising fears of potential damage to the art inside. Organizers, however, do not anticipate any harm.

An analysis suggests that soldiers deployed by Donald Trump in Washington D.C. mostly responded to incidents in wealthier areas and were largely absent from neighborhoods with high murder rates.

A morning runner discovered a woman fatally stabbed near her vehicle at a trailhead in an affluent suburb of Washington, D.C., prompting authorities to launch a homicide investigation.

A Catholic-run home that provided affordable housing for young women studying and launching careers in Washington D.C. for 10 years is now closing, marking the end of a unique community.

Kurt Vile made a surprise appearance with Fontaines D.C. on stage at the La Route Du Rock festival, performing their song 'Roman Holiday,' which Grian Chatten revealed was inspired by Vile.

Fontaines D.C. has previewed their new single 'Marianne' and confirmed that their fifth studio album is on the way, having debuted the song live alongside another unreleased track.

The Justice Department has criticized letters from the D.C. Council urging governors to recall National Guard troops, labeling the demands as 'impotent theatrics.' The department's statement underscores a political disagreement over the presence of the Guard.

A major Washington D.C. roadway was brought to a standstill after a suspicious device, later identified as a sex toy, was placed in a trash bin, prompting a bomb squad response.

A forensic audit by Ghana's Auditor-General has uncovered an elaborate scheme where staff at the Ghana Embassy in Washington, D.C., allegedly shared money extorted from visa and passport applicants between 2019 and 2025.

Today co-anchor Craig Melvin reflects on his marriage to Lindsay Czarniak, recalling how he was speechless when they first met while working at NBC in Washington, D.C.

Residents of Washington D.C. are calling the extension of the National Guard deployment into 2029 'demoralizing,' describing their city as a 'police state,' with the extension estimated to cost $1.4 billion.

Fontaines D.C. performed new songs 'Marianne' and 'Six Shot Morning' during their first full headline show of 2026, following earlier confirmations from guitarist Carlos O’Connell about new material.

Bones discovered in a Roman villa suggest a massacre occurred in Britain in the 4th century AD, which researchers link to a brutal purge of supporters of the usurper Magnentius.

Several Smithsonian museums in Washington D.C. were temporarily closed due to an unexplained 'mechanical issue,' with officials not yet revealing the cause or expected duration of the closures.

Tabloid TMZ has launched a new D.C. bureau, bringing its unconventional reporting style to Capitol Hill to cover Congress, treating it as a new 'reality show' for scoops.

African leaders are reportedly spending millions on Washington D.C. lobbyists who are believed to have influence with the Trump administration, and are seeing positive results from these efforts.

Known for its celebrity gossip, TMZ is expanding its coverage to political news with the opening of a new bureau in Washington D.C., aiming to scoop stories from Capitol Hill.

Fontaines D.C. played their first show since the death of their manager, Trevor Dietz, at the final ever BBC live session at Maida Vale, which also marked Steve Lamacq's farewell to the iconic sessions.

Known for its celebrity gossip, TMZ is expanding its coverage to politics by opening a new bureau in Washington D.C. to report on Capitol Hill.

Ireland has appointed its first three overseas defence attachés to missions in London, Paris, and Washington D.C. This marks an important milestone for the country's international defence representation.

A court has dropped the case regarding alleged damage to the Reflecting Pool in Washington D.C., despite claims made by Donald Trump.

The White House's AI executive order is approaching a key deadline, intensifying the debate around AI regulation. Tech leaders, including OpenAI's Sam Altman and Nvidia's Jensen Huang, were in Washington, D.C., ahead of this deadline.

The new JW Marriott Reston Station is the centerpiece of a $1.3 billion development, positioning Reston, Virginia, as a luxury destination for tourists seeking an alternative to staying in Washington, D.C.

Dr. Erica Schwartz, known for her support of childhood vaccines, has advanced to a full Senate vote for confirmation as the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Pranksters have placed 'missing person' posters around Washington D.C. featuring Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, describing him as '84 years old. 5’9 feet. Turtle-like.'

Information on where to find affordable tickets online for the All Things Go 2026 music festival, a women-forward event taking place in New York City and Washington D.C. starting Friday, September 25.

Benny Johnson recounted how Charlie Kirk provided assistance to his family after their Washington D.C. home was destroyed by arson during the 'Defund the Police' era.

Soil excavated from the construction of a White House ballroom is now at the center of a legal dispute concerning its use in former President Trump's plan to renovate a nearby public golf course.

A review discusses Yard Act's debut album 'The Overload,' suggesting the post-punk band from Leeds could achieve the status of Blur and Pulp, while also mentioning other bands like Fontaines D.C. and Idles.

A council filled with Trump appointees is set to revise historic preservation rules, a move critics fear could expedite federal projects like a proposed D.C. arch and endanger important sites nationwide.

Montenegrin Minister of Public Works Majda Adžović is on a working visit to Washington D.C. from today until July 27, during which an interstate agreement between Montenegro and the United States will be signed.

Recent studies suggest that invasive trees in lower-income neighborhoods of Baltimore and Washington D.C. are contributing to a rise in mosquito populations. The non-native leaves provide an excellent food source for mosquito larvae.

An agency staffed with Trump appointees is reportedly attempting to bypass federal regulations to accelerate the construction of a 250-foot arch in Washington D.C., a project estimated to cost $100 million.

J.D. Vance's impending move to Middleburg, a quiet luxury suburb near Washington D.C., has prompted concerns from residents who fear the disruption of secret service presence and media attention.

A year after the deployment of National Guard troops by former President Trump, residents of Washington D.C. describe living in a 'city under siege,' having banded together to resist and support one another.

A first-time visitor to Washington, D.C. described the nation's capital as feeling like 'one big construction site,' highlighting the extensive ongoing development and infrastructure projects.

Mutunski participated and spoke at a ministerial meeting in Washington, D.C., focused on the threats posed by the rise of political terrorism, at the invitation of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. He emphasized that modern threats demand a coordinated response, strong institutions, and firm partnerships.

Andrew Feinberg reports on the extensive public works projects in Washington D.C. initiated by the builder-in-chief, raising concerns about the cost to taxpayers for architectural facelifts they did not request.

Washington, D.C. has enacted the country's strictest anti-scalping ticketing policy, capping ticket resale prices at 10 percent above original face value and outlawing speculative tickets.

D.C. punk band Ekko Astral has announced their disbandment and the scrapping of a new album, citing intra-band and online tensions in an exclusive interview.

Health inspectors found 'disgusting' kitchen violations, including flies, at the restaurant within Trump National Golf Club Washington, D.C. in Virginia.

The death of Lindsey Graham has created a unique political situation that is drawing significant attention in Washington D.C., prompting discussions about its potential impact.

A Norwegian chef has influenced a new approach to social media among embassies in Washington D.C., utilizing 'thirst traps' and 'pastry diplomacy' to engage audiences.

The India Heritage Centre is actively seeking suitable locations in Washington D.C. to establish a museum dedicated to showcasing India's rich cultural heritage.

Rahmanullah Lakanwal, the suspect in a D.C. National Guard shooting, is in a "dire" and "self-inflicted" health condition, requiring emergency hospitalization after refusing food and water.

A daily column highlights the oppressive weather conditions in the capital, noting soaring heat indexes and humid conditions affecting residents and outdoor activities.

Residents receive instructions and recommendations on how to properly cut down and manage cherry tree stumps following recent municipal updates.

The SBA's new Patriot Pitch program features celebrity judges including Nicki Minaj and Grant Cardone, as five entrepreneurial finalists compete for a million-dollar cash award in Washington D.C.

United Airlines will begin operating the new single-aisle Airbus A321 XLR from Dublin and Amsterdam to Washington D.C., marking a key step in its transatlantic expansion strategy.

Irish post-punk band Fontaines D.C. performed their latest track live at Leeds Festival after technical difficulties delayed their earlier Reading Festival appearance.

Following a massively attended one-off race in the nation's capital, winner Kyle Kirkwood publicly advises against bringing the event back, citing concerns over a potential sequel.

Donald Trump posted a message providing an update on the status of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, drawing attention to recent developments or maintenance efforts at the historic Washington D.C. landmark.

Prosecutors are questioning D.C. Public Schools personnel regarding student attendance and graduation metrics as part of a broad investigation led by Judge Pirro.

A contributor to Mexico News Daily discusses her move from Mexico City to Washington D.C., highlighting efforts to strengthen bilateral cultural diplomacy and mutual understanding.

A construction firm has sued Jones Lang LaSalle for allegedly inflating financial projections and misrepresenting key metrics on a Washington D.C. development venture. The litigation highlights growing tensions between property developers and commercial real estate brokers over project valuations.

Earth observation company Satellogic will host meetings with media, investors, and partners across five major cities leading up to the World Space Business Week conference.

The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, officially opened the Millennium Excellence Week in Washington D.C. The event aims to promote excellence and development.

A year after former President Trump deployed the National Guard to Washington, D.C., the city continues to grapple with the normalization of military presence on its streets, despite a decrease in crime.

The 2026 Indycar Series will feature the Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington, D.C., following the Grand Prix of Ontario. The event is scheduled to begin on Saturday, August 22, with practice and qualifying rounds.

Details are provided on how to livestream round 15 of the 2026 IndyCar Series, the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C., without cable.

An opinion piece discusses the debut of IndyCar in Washington D.C. and explores the long-standing connection between U.S. presidents and the sport of racing, dating back to the nation's first president.

A traveling festival in D.C. is conducting a blind taste test among foodies to determine which country makes the best jollof rice, a famous West African dish.

Arrest warrants have been issued for six current and former members of the Metropolitan Police Department's Fifth District in Washington D.C., who are accused in a $440,000 overtime fraud scheme.

A Fortune Tech report covers various technology news, including an ultimatum from Washington D.C., the rise of Alibaba's AI, and a prophecy from Dario Amodei.

UFC President Dana White has publicly refuted a conspiracy theory suggesting government involvement in a storm that reportedly split before reaching a UFC event in the D.C. area.

An article examines the effects and costs of a year-long National Guard deployment in Washington D.C., which was expected to cost billions through the end of the Trump administration.

Police officers from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska (MUP RS) have arrested an individual identified as D.C. based on an international warrant.

Tamara Jachym, mother of a slain intern, credits former President Trump's National Guard deployment in Washington, D.C., for a reported 43% decrease in homicides since 2025.

Soldiers are reportedly deployed to ensure the safety of residents in Washington D.C.

The White House published an AI-modified video transforming the opening sequence of 'Game of Thrones,' replacing the fictional settings with Washington D.C. landmarks and the Iron Throne with the Oval Office chair.

Artist Brendan Murphy is showcasing an exhibit in Washington D.C. to commemorate America's 250th anniversary, featuring his unique artistic interpretations.

Irish band Fontaines D.C. premiered two new tracks, 'Marianne' and 'Six Shot Morning,' during their 19-song comeback performance in Spain over the weekend.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has launched an investigation into a safety incident involving Marine One in Washington, D.C.

The courts in Washington D.C. are reportedly at a breaking point due to insufficient funding, which is impeding their ability to effectively administer justice.

A visitor to the Reflecting Pool in Washington D.C., Sophie Dennison-Gibby, reported an 'unwarranted arrest' and 'public humiliation' during her visit to the US capital landmark, expressing lasting insecurity.

All convictions and charges against individuals who participated in the January 6th Capitol riot in Washington D.C. have now been dismissed.

The deployment of the National Guard to Washington D.C. following the Capitol riot is estimated to cost the US government approximately $1.4 billion. This significant expenditure covers the extended presence and operations of the troops.

A large fire on East Street in Washington D.C. triggered a second alarm, threatening a nearby building. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains unknown.

A new initiative, Region17Gh, has been launched in Washington, D.C., aiming to transform the contribution of Ghanaians abroad from remittances into a long-term national development powerhouse by uniting global talent.

Preservationists have rejected plans for a 76-meter Trump monument in Washington D.C., arguing it would obstruct views from dozens of landmarks, including the JFK grave site.

Uber and Waymo are engaged in a significant labor dispute in Washington D.C. concerning the deployment and workforce implications of autonomous vehicles.

A council reportedly packed with Trump allies is aiming to alter historic site protections in Washington D.C., raising concerns about potential changes to the city's landscape.

Discussions are underway regarding the location of new apartments for the National Guard in Washington D.C., addressing housing needs for service members.

Ghanaian Vice President Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang delivered the keynote address at the 70th-anniversary celebration of Sister Cities International in Washington, D.C.

Senator Bill Cassidy, a key Republican believed to hold the deciding vote in the Senate health committee, has announced his support for Dr. Erica Schwartz's confirmation as CDC Director.

The newly reimagined National Geographic Museum of Exploration in Washington D.C. is being celebrated as a triumph, inspiring both wonder at the natural world and a desire for its protection.

Republican senators have unveiled a proposal for a memorial dedicated to victims of communism, to be placed directly across from the Chinese Embassy in Washington D.C.

Waymo and Uber are reportedly backing laws in Washington D.C. and New Jersey that critics argue protect existing businesses and hinder competition, according to Forbes.

Wildfire smoke continues to pour into the United States, with Detroit, Chicago, and Washington D.C. among the world's most polluted major cities, and the smoke is expected to linger and spread throughout the weekend.

Serbia's Assistant Minister of Mining and Energy, Jovana Joksimović, held discussions in Washington D.C. with the Executive Director of the National Council for Energy Dominance, Jerrod Eichen, regarding the Djerdap 3 reversible hydropower plant project.

The Pakistan Embassy in Washington D.C. hosted its annual Mango Festival, showcasing various Pakistani mango varieties including Chaunsa, Anwar Ratol, and Sindhri.

Georgian Dream Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili is set to participate in a ministerial on the 'Resurgence of Political Terrorism' in Washington, D.C., at the invitation of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Al Jazeera provides a historical overview of the complex relationship between the United States and Iraq. This comes as Iraq's prime minister visits Washington, D.C., seeking to foster deeper economic ties between the two nations.

The restaurant at Donald Trump's golf club in Washington D.C. has been cited for multiple health code violations, including persistent pest issues, which the club dismissed as 'baseless and politically motivated'.

Health officials are monitoring the spread of the cyclosporiasis parasite in the Washington D.C. area, prompting concerns and public health advisories.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is pulling the state's National Guard troops early from Washington, D.C., amid increasing pressure on Democratic governors regarding the deployment.

A preview outlines five key things to watch and predictions for the upcoming three-game baseball series between the Yankees and the Nationals in Washington D.C., starting Friday.