Dodgers' Dicey Relationship with Federal Immigration Law

Double Dealing Dodgers

Trump's Immigration Enforcement Retreat: A Critical Juncture

Border Crossings at Zero, Interior Enforcement Up

Drug Free World DC Takes the Field at Audi Stadium, Distributes 956 Booklets During International Match

Volunteers educated fans on the dangers of drug abuse before and during the RB Salzburg vs. Al-Hilal international showdown.

My Life as a Trump Target (Please…!)

Everyone else is under suspicion...why not me?

Tenleytown's Newest Noodles Shop is a Welcome Addition

2D Noodles, an Asian-fusion restaurant, is now open in the old Starbuck's storefront

The Housing Crisis: Political Promises vs. Reality

Beware Land Grabs

Kristi Noem 'Alert And Recovering' After Trip To Hospital Over Allergic Reaction, Official Says

A spokeswoman says the hospital treatment was out of an "abundance of caution."

DC Restaurant, Chef Named 2025 James Beard Winner

One local restaurant is a winner of the prestigious James Beard Awards for the U.S. restaurant industry.

Local amateur radio club to participate in Field Day June 28-29

The HacDC Amateur Radio Club will participate in the ARRL Field Day event June 28-29 at the Armed Forces Retirement Home.

Current Swell Return with "10 Feet Tall"

a Joyful and Reflective New EP Featuring Anthemic Roots-Rock Single “I Got Mine”

Tanks, Troops Parade In D.C. For U.S. Army's 250th Birthday

The Army's 250th birthday parade was held as thousands across the country protest the Trump administration and its immigration policies.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs' Future Dimming

Radical Governor on the Ropes

Founding Church of Scientology Hosts World Environment Day Event to Promote Ethics and Reduce Urban Crime

Open House Celebrates World Environment Day with a Focus on Ethical Solutions to Social and Ecological Decline

Horton’s Kids Takes Over Nationals Park for 17th Annual ‘Home Runs' Fundraiser

Family-Friendly Event Raises Funds to Empower Southeast DC Youth

The Fitzgerald of Palisades Opens in Washington, D.C.

Boutique Senior Living Community Features Five Dining Venues

Four $10,000 Milken Scholars Awards Go to Standout Washington, D.C., Students

2025 class members embody “Lifelong Leaders for a Better World”

Road Closures, Suspended Flights: What To Know Before DC Military Parade

Army officials estimate around 200,000 attendees for the events on Saturday, which also marks the President Trump's 79th birthday.

CON THE ARTIST Bares His Bite on Cheeky, Genre-Bending New Single “PEACH”

Turn it up!

Dissenters Sotomayor and Jackson Miss the Mark on SCOTUS Immigration Ruling

Judicial Overreach

CCP President Xi Jinping's Daughter, Harvard Grad, Class of 2014

Dangerous Family Ties

MIA: Pam Bondi

Some Convictions Are Due

Washington, D.C. Residents Saying Financial Uncertainty Harming Their Physical, Mental Wellbeing

According to Northwestern Mutual 2025 Planning & Progress Study, finances are fueling depression, anxiety, sleepless nights and relationship

The Supreme Court's Moment of Truth on Birthright Citizenship

Anchor Baby Policy May End

Grace Elly Finds Strength in Stillness on “I Don’t Care Anymore”

The rising pop artist delivers a mature and quietly powerful single that showcases her emotional depth and evolving sound

Hundreds to Sing at Lincoln Memorial With Gay Men’s Chorus

The Lincoln Memorial, site of many historic speeches and marches, will serve as the backdrop for the L.O.V.E. Chorus on Sunday at 9:30 a.m.

10 DC Restaurants Among Best For Outdoor Dining, New List Says

The list compiled by OpenTable highlights some of the top outdoor dining venues favored by diners for 2025.

Horton’s Kids Celebrates Local Moms, Grandmothers and Caregivers at An

More than 100 women from Historic Anacostia were honored with flowers, food, and creative wellness activities

CAI Names Dawn M. Bauman, CAE, as Next Chief Executive Officer

Bauman, a seasoned executive with more than 25 years at CAI, steps into the top leadership role to guide the organization into its next chap

Man Who Torched Car On US Capitol Grounds Sentenced

A Fairfax County man has been sentenced for using what was described as homemade napalm to set fire to his car in protest of the election.

Elevate Your Silhouette in the Nation’s Capital with AirSculpt®

Achieving the sleek physique you’ve envisioned has never been more accessible—or luxurious.

Baseball HOFers Volunteer for 'Gas and Flame' Division

War's Ravages

BrightStar Care is Now Open in Washington, D.C.

Leading Home Care Franchise Opens New Location in Washington, D.C. Providing a Higher Standard of Quality Care

The Divine Blueprint: The Path of Light, Love, and Listening

Stepping fully into our power and into the light with a celebration of the 90th birthday of Monty Roberts, "The Man Who Listens to Horses"

Popular DC Restaurant Featured On Gordon Ramsay's New TV Show

The show will see Ramsay “venture into struggling restaurants under the cover of night."

Sol Roots performs at Blue Monday Blues concert series Monday May 26

Sol Roots band performs a blend of New Orleans influenced funk, deep blues, heartfelt jazz and soul, and energetic rock at Blue Monday Blues

Israeli Embassy Staffers Killed In Shooting Were About To Get Engaged

The couple were about to be engaged, their parents said publicly.

2 Israeli Embassy Staffers Gunned Down In DC, Murder Charges Filed

Two staff members of the Israeli Embassy in Washington were shot and killed outside the Capital Jewish Museum; a suspect has been charged.

Trump Tries Again to Reform H-1B

If at First You Don't Succeed

Anthem HealthKeepers Plus Supports Mid-Atlantic Masters Seminar

Event Focuses on Youth Mental Health durin Mental Health Awareness Month

Washington Tennis & Education Foundation Celebrates 70 Years

DC Non-Profit Builds Life Champions