Lawmakers warn cuts to science and other programs could undermine U.S. competitiveness as the race to the moon intensifies.
A tale of two kings: King Charles’ DC visit is sparking discourse on Trump’s royal desires
A White House’s X post of President Trump and the King Charles III with the caption “TWO KINGS” and a crown emoji peeved Democratic members of Congress
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signs voting rights, dynamic pricing and foster advocacy bills
ANNAPOLIS, Md. – Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed 197 bills into law at the Maryland State House, alongside the Maryland Senate President and Maryland Speaker of the House.
Prince George’s Co., Maryland pushes for more fine dining options
LARGO, Md. – A new proposal would set aside public funds to create sit-down, family-friendly restaurants in Prince George’s County.
British royalty visits Washington; Epstein victims hold mock tea party
King Charles III and Queen Camilla are in the U.S. on a four-day visit. Meanwhile, victims of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein will hold a mock tea party outside the White House.
Critics warn of loopholes as Congress debates extending spy powers
Trump has urged Republicans to rally behind an extension without changes, but debates rage on in Congress as experts point out gaps in oversight and privacy of Americans’ personal data.
In the aftermath of White House Correspondents’ dinner attack, members of Congress disagree on how to solve political violence
Members of Congress are divided on political violence after Saturday’s assassination attempt on President Trump at the White House Correspondents’ dinner.
Historic Black community in Baltimore County fights worsening flood conditions, other challenges
In the historically largest African American community in Baltimore County, 10,000 people once lived and worked at one of the largest steel producers in the world. Now, with the relocation of major employers, Turner Station has a population of around…
How religion has become a focal point of the second Trump administration
The president isn’t afraid to continue pushing the envelope when it comes to mixing politics and religion—sparking criticism from religious leaders, including the Pope.
As “axis of autocracy” takes shape, U.S. faces strain on two fronts
Lawmakers questioned senior military officials on growing coordination among China, Russia and North Korea and the impact of the Iran conflict on Indo-Pacific strategy.