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“In anticipation of First Amendment activities on Saturday, September 18, 2021, the Metropolitan Police Department will be fully prepared,” Kristen Metzger, a spokesperson for D.C.’s Metropolitan
Scientists already have engineered mushrooms to make leather and programmed DNA to store data files — all of Shakespeare’s sonnets and a snippet of Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech
The Trump-era policy forces migrants to 'remain in Mexico' while awaiting their US immigration court dates.
Donald S. Beyer Jr.
“Competition is not a strategy,” Miranda Priebe, director of the Rand Corp.’s Center for Analysis of U.S.
U.S. lawmakers and experts want to close a widening gap with China in a realm once dominated by America: highly skilled workers.
Ayanna S. Pressley said in a weekend interview with CNN.
of dollars in U.S. aid continuing to flow in, the special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction is painting a dire picture of conditions on the ground and the prospect for waste in the U.S.’s
A congressional advisory group said President Joe Biden's proposed budget for nuclear weapons was "minimally sufficient."
D.C.’s biggest bipartisan lobbying practices disclosed record sums in client fees in the first half of the year, according to recent reports.
Lobbyist John Scofield, a former House appropriations aide and founder of the S-3 Group, said his former committee has long had an outsize role, even in the absence of earmarks.
The Senate Armed Services Personnel Subcommittee approved a proposal to alter the way the military prosecutes serious crimes.
GameStop experienced heavy trading in January driven by social media, in particular Robinhood Markets Inc.’s mobile app.
Gurbir S. Grewal is a Democrat serving as attorney general for the state of New Jersey.
The office of Rep. Brad Schneider is being sued for a hostile work environment and retaliation against a Black staffer.
The others were Christopher S. Murphy of Connecticut, Bob Casey of Pennsylvania and Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts.
But even though he was part of the U.S.’s two-man bobsled team in 1992, Walker is much better known as the Heisman Trophy-winning running back for the Georgia Bulldogs and subsequent star of the NFL’s
D.C.’s second-class status means it does not control its own national guard.
Sometimes, though, it’s serious, as in the case of 1988’s “Mississippi Burning.” Director Alan Parker used the excuse of creative license when he made heroes out of agents in J.
It smells like s—,” a few of her co-workers told her. Beaudreau left the office, went to another floor and cried in the bathroom.