Since marine mammals were federally protected, the only course of action for federal and state officials was to find a nonlethal way to keep the sea lions away from the locks. Steve knew the task ...

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. hosted its 57th National Convention in Washington, D.C., drawing more than 20,000 members to the ...

Voters in southeast Washington, D.C., will fill a vacant city council seat Tuesday in a special election to replace former ...

Knowing multiple languages opens doors in a world where business, travel, and friendships cross borders with ease. Starting ...

The lawmakers asked the EEOC to turn over records and correspondence between agency leaders and Kirkland, Latham, Simpson ...

In a visit to Jacksonville on Monday, Governor Ron DeSantis announced that Duval County Public Schools is celebrating a Grade ...

A federal judge blocked a Trump administration policy barring migrants who cross the US-Mexico border from seeking asylum, issuing a major blow to President Donald Trump, who has sought to seal off ...

The National Labor Relations Board had sufficient cause to reject a transit worker’s allegation that his union illegally tried to get him fired for being a thorn in its side, a divided federal appeals ...

Teacher preparation programs at Pittsburg State University have earned a national stamp of approval, ranking them among the ...

District of Columbia Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D) has introduced legislation to rename a Northeast D.C. post office in ...

BALTIMORE — The District of Columbia Attorney General’s Office has sued a Maryland woman with over 400 unpaid traffic citations in Washington, totaling nearly $170,000 in delinquent fines.

For centuries, courts and legislatures across America have treated the confessional seal with the same deference afforded to attorney-client or spousal privilege.