Washington DC
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Hearings Begin in Reflecting Pool Vandalism Case
D.C. Superior Court hearings have begun for David Hearn, who faces vandalism charges at the Reflecting Pool as his legal team moves to dismiss the case.
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Judge Challenges Trump Administration’s Plan to Inscribe Name on Kennedy Center
A federal judge questioned the administration’s rush to add Trump’s name to the Kennedy Center, as the government faces legal hurdles and demolition threats.
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One Year of National Guard Presence in Washington, D.C.
One year after President Trump deployed the National Guard to D.C., the $1 billion mission faces scrutiny over its opaque goals and lack of crime reduction.
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Freedom 250 Grand Prix Transforms Washington D.C. Into High-Speed Circuit
Washington D.C. makes history as the Freedom 250 Grand Prix brings IndyCar racing to the capital, featuring a ceremonial lap by President Donald Trump.
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IndyCar Returns to D.C. Streets for Inaugural Freedom 250 Grand Prix
The NTT IndyCar Series makes history in Washington, D.C. with the inaugural Freedom 250, testing top drivers on a demanding new urban street circuit.
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Kennedy Center Board Votes to Defy Federal Court, Restore Trump’s Name, and Shut Down for Two Years
The Kennedy Center board has voted to restore Donald Trump’s name to the facade and close the venue for two years, escalating a high-stakes legal battle.
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Trump’s $5.1 Million Gilded Statues Unveiled Near Lincoln Memorial
The Trump administration has completed a $5.1 million gold-leaf restoration of the Lincoln Memorial’s statues, sparking debate over federal aesthetic shifts.
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Donald Trump and World Leaders Gather in Washington for Senator Lindsey Graham’s Funeral
President Donald Trump and global leaders gathered in Washington to honor Senator Lindsey Graham, as the Senate advanced a major Russia sanctions bill in his memory.
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Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Drained for Repairs Amid Vandalism Allegations
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has been drained for repairs as the Trump administration blames vandals for damage to the $16 million renovation project.
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US Senate returns to Washington after Lindsey Graham’s sudden death
Senate Republicans return to Washington amid uncertainty following the sudden death of key ally Lindsey Graham and the continued medical absence of Mitch McConnell.
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Federal Appeals Court Rejects Trump’s Bid to Restore Name to Kennedy Center
A federal appeals court rejected Donald Trump’s bid to restore his name to the Kennedy Center, ruling the legal challenge failed to prove any irreparable harm.
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Washington D.C. Emergency Services Strained by July 4th Celebrations and Storms
D.C. emergency services faced a record 6,009 calls and 18 arrests during July 4th, as severe storms and illegal fireworks overwhelmed first responders citywide.
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Patriot Front Members March Through Washington D.C. on Independence Day
Masked members of the white supremacist group Patriot Front marched near the U.S. Capitol on July 4, prompting police monitoring as they protested in the capital.
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Patriot Front Members March in Washington D.C. During Independence Day Celebrations
Masked members of the white nationalist Patriot Front marched through Washington D.C. on July 4, sparking public safety concerns during the nation’s anniversary.
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Former Olympian David Hearn Indicted Over Reflecting Pool Damage
Former Olympian David Hearn faces up to 10 years in prison after being indicted for allegedly damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool’s new $16M liner.