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‘Sanctioning perpetrators of forced organ harvesting is a moral imperative,’ a co-sponsor of the bill said.

The high-profile annual selection of pro football’s incoming players will be held on the National Mall.

Two commercial jets were forced to abort landings at Reagan National after an Army helicopter entered their approach path, triggering a federal investigation.

Supporters of the Salvadoran illegal immigrant held multiple rallies across Washington, alleging that his deportation by the Trump administration was unlawful.

The former senator has ‘heavy work cut out’ for him, says the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations chairman.

The project will need a vote by the DC Council, which is scheduled to take it up this summer. Approval is far from guaranteed.

The Kilmar Abrego Garcia deportation battle did not spark comments—but President Nayib Bukele seemed popular among Salvadorans in the U.S. capital.

The Washington Supreme Court ruled in February that the officers do not have a right to remain anonymous.

The White House said the order will help empower agencies to move closer to the people they serve.

No injuries were reported in the incident, which damaged the winglets on both aircraft.

David Perdue, a former Fortune 500 CEO and senator, pledges to educate Americans about the dangers posed by communist China.

The action targets the officials for their role in ‘coercing, arresting, detaining, or imprisoning’ dissidents in Hong Kong and abroad.

Delta Flight 2983 was cleared for takeoff on March 28, about the same time that four U.S. Air Force T-38s were inbound for a flyover of Arlington Cemetery.

The order creates a task force to make the nation’s capital ’safe and beautiful.’

As of March 25, Texas has seen 327 confirmed measles cases.

Protesters and supporters said they fear axing the Department of Education will hurt learning outcomes.

Trump cited the Tesla CEO’s business ties with China that could have an influence on him.

Cortney Merritts faces federal wire fraud charges linked to allegedly fraudulent pandemic aid applications totaling more than $20,000.

The measures would dedicate personnel, training, and resources to monitor transnational repression from authoritarian regimes and protect target groups.