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Greene booed as Republicans turn on her over bid to oust Speaker Johnson
The Georgia lawmaker’s bid to remove the speaker angers GOP colleagues who have expressed a growing distaste for her antics during her three years in Congress.
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Judge keeps tying Trump to possible intimidation
Juan Merchan has cited at least three instances of Trump’s potentially intimidating a witness or jurors. But experts say it’s hard to police.
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Real Madrid stuns Bayern Munich with another Champions League comeback
Madrid substitute striker Joselu scored twice in the game’s final minutes, while Bayern’s attempt at a late equalizing goal was waved offside without going to review.
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Oh, mercy: Jackson-Reed makes it 31 straight DCIAA baseball titles
The Tigers score seven in the first and roll to yet another DCIAA championship. But they have bigger goals in mind.
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Officials issue boil water advisory for NW Washington neighborhoods
D.C. water officials issued a boil water advisory Wednesday for areas of Northwest Washington after a water main ruptured.
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An 87-year-old was brutally beaten to death. A guilty plea 2 years later.
Julias Wright, 27, pleaded guilty to murder in the killing of Johnny Lee Shepherd, which prosecutors alleged was over car damage.
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene files motion to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) officially filed her motion Monday to oust Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) as leader of the House, starting a two-day clock for lawmakers to decide his fate.
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Young black bear sighted in Northeast D.C.’s Brookland
Officials suspect it is the same bear that has been seen roaming across Maryland in recent days.
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Pete McCloskey, GOP congressman who called for Nixon’s resignation, dies at 96
A decorated Marine, he led dissent against the Vietnam War and called for President Richard M. Nixon’s impeachment over his conduct of the war.
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In the campaign against Donald Trump, do the ends justify the means?
President Biden has unveiled new policies to appease core voter groups. Some of them are worrying.
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The high cost of failing to contain China
Plus, readers debate George F. Will on whether nuclear war or climate change is the greater risk.
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D.C.’s largest high school allows pro-Palestinian film after lawsuit
The settlement between ACLU-D.C. and Jackson-Reed High School averts a legal showdown over the Arab Student Union’s outreach efforts following the Israel-Gaza war.
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How Trump could wiggle out of his legal woes
“It seems like he’s the luckiest man alive,” one legal observer said.
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Jail for Trump could be the best thing that happened to him
Plus: Brittney Griner’s memoir. Macron’s thirst traps. The border non-crisis?
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Stormy Daniels takes the stand (and Trump curses)
This week in the first criminal trial of a former U.S. president, Stormy Daniels gave explicit and disturbing testimony and sparked an angry reaction from Donald Trump.
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The 2020-was-stolen crew is here to stoke fears of noncitizen voters
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) led a news conference featuring key Trump allies in which he tried to amplify baseless warnings about non-citizen voters.
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Husband wants the attention I give our baby. Hax readers give advice.
She works 60-plus-hour weeks, and her husband wants to know why their baby gets all her attention when she gets home.
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Stumped by 3-year-old’s killing, D.C. police hold prayer walk, increase reward
D.C.’s police chief, clergy members and others march in honor of 3-year-Ty’ah Settles, killed by a stray bullet last week in a homicide that remains unsolved.
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Steve Albini, Nirvana producer and alt-rock royalty, dies at 61
Steve Albini, the Chicago alt-rock producer who worked with some of the greatest American rock acts, has died, his studio confirmed.
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Netanyahu shuts down Al Jazeera over Gaza war coverage
Ann Telnaes cartoon on Israel closing Al Jazeera’s operations there.
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These Nationals are pretty fun. They’d be more fun with James Wood.
Why are the Nationals waiting on James Wood — and when will they stop?!?
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Catholic school can fire gay drama teacher for marrying, court rules
The decision comes from an appellate court that in recent years has become one of the most progressive in the country.
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I’m Jewish. Here’s why I voted against the Antisemitism Awareness Act.
Combating antisemitism is vital, but the bill the House just passed is not the right way to do it.
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Dog hit by car loses leg, is adopted by firefighter who helped her
“You would never know she has three legs; she is already jumping on the couch and running across the house,” said firefighter Anthony Pulvino.
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Read the daily court transcripts from Trump’s N.Y. hush money trial
Access the daily court transcripts from former president Donald Trump’s hush money trial in New York, including testimony from David Pecker and Stormy Daniels.
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Should the prosecution avoid Michael Cohen? I answered your questions.
Read the transcript of Jennifer Rubin’s chat from May 8, 2024.
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Cooking chat: How do I get air fryer potatoes to actually be crispy?
Every Wednesday at noon Eastern, Aaron Hutcherson and Becky Krystal answer your cooking questions.
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7 Mother’s Day recipes to give mom a sweet treat
Celebrate mom by indulging her with these sweet recipes, including scones, tart and a cocktail.
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Trump’s classified documents trial blown apart by Cannon
Judge Aileen Cannon, the Trump appointee in charge of the Florida prosecution, has repeatedly given Trump’s team exactly what it wants. His fans have noticed.
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