William S. Consovoy, one of the president’s private lawyers, is at the forefront of legal battles between the Democratic-controlled House and the Republican president
Everytown for Gun Safety ads are aimed at helping Democrats win majorities in this year’s bellwether elections for all seats in the state Senate and House of Delegates.
One of the Liberty and Freedom Lummi Totem Poles — dedicated by the Lummi Nation after the 9/11 attacks. (Bonnie Jo Mount/The Post)
New tour app seeks to correct Native American narrative in D.C.
The Guide to Indigenous DC app offers a 17-stop tour of the District, with a history lesson tourists probably haven’t heard before.
Capital Weather Gang
Washington has hit 90 degrees or higher 50 times this year, a rare milestone
It is the third-highest total on record to date and two weeks’ worth of 90-degree days more than the average for a full year.
Pressure grows on Metro board member over role in Evans probe
Agency investigation records show that Corbett Price badgered Metro’s general counsel and maneuvered to try to prevent an ethics violation by D.C. Council member Jack Evans from becoming public.
The weekend is comfortably dry.
Thursday should present our last 90-degree day for a while.
A 200-bed facility in Northwest Washington cannot be licensed under emergency rules.
Police charged two men with attempting to hold up person along H Street business strip.
Critics had questioned the Maryland water utility spending $850,000 on “rebranding.”
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Parents at the hotels describe crossing busy roads and taking multiple buses to get their children to and from school. One mom spends $400 a month on Uber.
A man and a 9-year-old boy died after a fire in a rowhouse that city officials said was not approved for rental units.
Aberdeen Gardens works to preserve its past as the state commemorates the 1619 arrival of the first Africans in the English colony.
A fight preceded the shooting in which the younger brother shot his older brother and then turned the gun on himself.
Police found the victim inside the lobby after a fall from an upper floor.
Police identified the man as Jeremy Cross of Silver Spring.
In just 15 minutes, a small mass of clouds quadrupled in size, shot 40,000 feet high and morphed into a raging thunderstorm.
The DSP Academy, launched earlier this year in Northeast Washington, teaches and certifies residents with disabilities to help others also living with disabilities.
BUYING NEW | North Quarter plan calls for 104 residences in North Bethesda.
It will be Bei Bei’s final birthday celebration in the nation’s capital before leaving the country.
Not quite as hot over the next few days, but the chances for daily showers and thunderstorms remain elevated through Friday.
The incidents occurred Monday afternoon and evening, according to police.