The Mohonasen music department from Rotterdam is gearing up for a special July Fourth performance in Washington, D.C. Signed up years ago, the marching band only recently realized they will be stepping onto the capital’s streets during a notable anniversary date—adding an extra layer of significance to this patriotic occasion.

Alex Pereira is expected to earn the highest purse this weekend at the Freedom 250 event in Washington D.C., dubbed the UFC White House 2026 card. With Daniel Cormier revealing details of Pereira’s substantial earnings, the stage is set for a momentous night in mixed martial arts.

Selected for the 250th Independence Day Parade, Woodward Boomer Band members each need to raise $1,800 to march in Washington, D.C. The community is rallying to help them seize this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

A coalition of immigrants’ rights groups has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging that Immigration and Customs Enforcement made “unlawful” arrests in Washington, D.C. The legal challenge underscores ongoing questions about federal enforcement tactics in the nation’s capital.

Contrary to earlier predictions of a chilly reception, Donald Trump earned a warm round of applause while dining in Washington, D.C. Observers thanked him for what they called “saving the city,” suggesting views of his law enforcement efforts are not as unwelcome as some believed.

During a recent appearance at the Museum of the Bible, President Trump again touted his National Guard deployment as a cure-all for Washington, DC’s crime. Yet this claim, like others in his record, appears to ignore the facts—particularly in the realm of domestic violence, which seems to remain largely unaddressed.

A BLM co-founder has released a documentary illustrating the personal narratives of homeless youth, just as the Trump administration conducts widescale sweeps of encampments in Washington, D.C. The film endeavors to shift public perception, emphasizing the individual experiences of those too often reduced to policy statistics.

Certain National Guard units in Washington, D.C., under President Trump’s orders, have begun carrying firearms. This significant shift follows a Pentagon directive issued late last week and highlights an escalating military role in the nation’s capital.

President Donald Trump visited police and troops deployed in the U.S. capital as part of what he calls a crackdown on crime. He noted that the forces will “stay here for a while,” suggesting an extended presence in Washington, D.C.

Severe flash floods have struck Washington D.C., Central Maryland, and Iowa, leading to widespread travel disruptions. Here’s what you need to know about the government’s response and how to stay safe.