Democratic and Republican attorneys general are targeting large tech companies in court, seeking to curb their power through the judicial system as an alternative to legislation that has not gained momentum in Congress.
D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine is suing Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg over alleged consumer protection violations, saying he must hold big corporate CEOs accountable for their actions.
The Biden administration is making $500 million available to school districts to transition the nation’s gas-guzzling diesel school bus fleets to zero-emission electric busses.
A Virginia Department of Education report released Thursday accuses the state’s public schools of lowering academic standards to avoid being honest with parents about worsening test scores and racial achievement gaps for K-12 students.
The District of Columbia’s mayoral race is driven by a surge of violent crime in the city, with Democratic candidates pitching themselves as best equipped to restore law and order.
A trucker convoy that protested COVID-19 rules in March has returned to its Maryland staging ground, raising the prospect of new demonstrations in the nation’s capital.
Sen. Chris Van Hollen, Maryland Democrat, announced Sunday evening that he had suffered a minor stroke "this weekend."
Thousands of abortion rights protestors gathered on the National Mall in Washington on Saturday as national tensions remain high following the leaked draft majority opinion by the Supreme Court which would overturn Roe v. Wade.
Three firefighters entered a building that simulated a burning third-floor apartment fire.
An ex-convict from California has pleaded guilty to fraud schemes totaling more than $25 million that included exaggerated tax returns for professional athletes and exploiting federal pandemic relief programs.
The son of imprisoned Hong Kong civil rights activist Jimmy Lai will receive an honorary degree on his father's behalf at The Catholic University of America this weekend.
A few hours after Attorney General Merrick Garland promised to beef up Supreme Court security, it was business as usual in front of Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh's house.
