Mike Rizzo acknowledges the Nationals may be sellers come trade deadline on Friday — but the team isn’t looking for a complete rebuild.
Public and private employers seeking to mandate the COVID-19 vaccines are bolstered by a Department of Justice opinion and high-profile victory in Texas, but their chances in court remain iffy for one big reason: The shots have not been fully approved.
There is an unfortunate and unhealthy debate raging over a book published by journalist Abigail Shrier about the surge in females under the age of 18 who have sought or are seeking medical interventions for gender reassignment.
The relationship between Democrats and former President Trump can be characterized as mixing oil and water. However, there’s one agenda item in which their visions align.
After a meeting with Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhami on Monday, President Biden announced that U.S. troops are not “going to be, by the end of the year, in a combat zone.”
The Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court has held its final public meeting and will now turn to producing a report for President Biden. The origin, creation and operation of the commission show that it may produce some sound and fury, but it will signify little or nothing.
Veterinarians in the U.S. are wrangling with a heightened demand for their services as older animal doctors retire and fewer are graduating to replenish the ranks.
The House of Representatives is again requiring people to wear masks to protect against COVID-19, in response to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s new guidance. And the mandate is again inspiring some fierce — and personal — partisan sniping.
Legislation working its way through Congress would fund the development of new capabilities to track space trash and establish a federal office to monitor the trash and other objects in space.
The House of Representatives is again requiring people to wear masks to protect against COVID-19, in response to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's new guidance. And the mandate is again inspiring some fierce -- and personal -- partisan sniping.
The bipartisan group of senators behind the nascent $1.2 trillion infrastructure package inched towards an agreement Wednesday but a final deal is by no means in sight.
Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer vowed Wednesday he would not support an infrastructure deal that doesn't aim to combat climate change.
The U.S. women's 3-on-3 basketball team made history Wednesday.
Florida suspended the concealed weapons permits Monday of 22 individuals facing charges involving the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Landlords in New York asked the U.S. Supreme Court this week to halt the state from enforcing its moratorium on evictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Former Broncos safety T.J. Ward sounded off on Washington Football Team head coach Ron Rivera for saying he was "beyond frustrated" that so many WFT players have refused to get the vaccine for COVID-19 -- suggesting the Washington coach retire if he doesn't feel safe around his team.
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu signed a "medical freedom" law this week, banning public places from compelling residents of his state to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Wednesday abruptly postponed scheduled votes on President Biden's picks to lead ICE and the Census Bureau.
President Biden is urging critical infrastructure entities to improve their cybersecurity amid an onslaught of hacks and attacks against industries that are key to national security and the economy.
The White House and some Democratic leaders said they will adopt new federal guidelines on masking to prevent COVID-19, but the advice is landing with a thud in GOP-led regions, including ones that inspired the revision because of high transmission within their borders.
President Biden proposed Wednesday raising the domestic content requirement for a product to be considered "American-made" when purchased by the federal government.
Support has dropped for the U.S. Supreme Court, according to a new Gallup poll released Wednesday.
The political director of NBC News insisted the media is not biased to the left.
America's religious communities have played an important role in upping acceptance of vaccines designed to thwart COVID-19, a survey released Wednesday morning revealed.
Fox News commentator Geraldo Rivera got nasty and vulgar with vaccine resisters in an appearance Tuesday on one of the network's shows.
For the second year in a row, WGTS-FM 91.9, a nonprofit radio station in Rockville, Md., is one of the nation's "Best Christian Workplaces," an organization announced Tuesday.
Trea Turner was pulled in the first inning of Wednesday night's Nationals game against the Phillies after he tested positive for the coronavirus, Washington announced.
Blunt-spoken NBA legend Charles Barkley is going after people who haven't been vaccinated against the novel coronavirus.
A Mexican man who fell from the border wall has died, authorities announced Tuesday, marking the latest death by someone trying to jump the border amid the Biden migrant surge.
