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A former security guard at a New York City federal building received a 5-year prison sentence for sexually assaulting an asylum seeker and lying to the FBI about the incident.
Discussions between US and UK leaders on allowing Ukraine to use Western weapons for deep strikes in Russia face skepticism from US officials. Concerns about escalation and effectiveness dominate the debate.
Former Pentagon deputy CIO Frederick Moorefield Jr. admits to dogfighting charges after years of involvement. Evidence revealed cruel practices and an interstate ring, leading to potential prison time.
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva expresses full support for Rodrigo Valdes, who steps back from Argentina talks. Deputy Luis Cubeddu to lead negotiations, showcasing IMF's adaptability.
Western leaders consider allowing Ukraine to use long-range missiles against Russia. Analysts speculate on Putin's possible retaliatory actions, including nuclear testing and strikes on British assets.
A tragic accident in Nanjemoy, Maryland, resulted in three fatalities when a senior living facility bus collided with a dump truck. The cause of the crash is under investigation by state police.
A new play set in an African hair braiding salon explores Black women's experiences, immigration challenges, and cultural identity through vibrant characters and intricate hairstyles.
Former President Trump, now the Republican nominee, sees most criminal charges reduced or dismissed. His campaign strengthens despite legal issues, with election odds improving as November nears.
Russia disagrees with Turkey's call for Crimea's return to Ukraine, highlighting diplomatic tensions. Kremlin suggests US pressure influences Turkey's position, while potential Putin-Erdogan talks loom.
Russian President issues stern warning about potential NATO involvement if Ukraine uses Western long-range missiles. Kremlin emphasizes the clarity of Putin's message as discussions continue among Western allies.
Nine European countries express strong opposition to the IMF's decision to restart consultations with Russia, citing concerns about the Fund's reputation and potential impact on support for Ukraine.
A Colonial Revival house in Capitol Hill, featuring one of the neighborhood's largest residential pools, is on the market. The property boasts a rich history, extensive renovations, and unique amenities.
IMF delegates Argentina talks to new officials following criticism from President Milei. Argentine source welcomes change, calling previous negotiator a "leftist". IMF reaffirms commitment to constructive engagement.
An anonymous Texas accounting firm petitions to keep its lawsuit against the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board in Texas, highlighting a debate on jurisdiction for challenges to government actions.
Global law firm Hogan Lovells announces closure of three international offices to focus on strategic markets. The decision affects approximately 123 staff members across the locations.
Israel perceives a "seven-front war" with Iran, while the U. S. pursues diplomatic solutions. Differing perspectives on the conflict's scope and resolution strategies emerge as regional tensions persist.
Pakistan's Prime Minister confirms compliance with IMF requirements for a $7 billion loan. The deal, expected to be approved on September 25, aims to address the country's economic crisis.
The Organization of American States' support for Israel contrasts sharply with Latin American countries' opposition to the Gaza war, potentially eroding the OAS's regional relevance and driving nations to alternative forums.
U. S. President Biden will convene a Quad summit with Australian, Indian, and Japanese leaders in Delaware. The meeting aims to strengthen strategic alignment and advance a shared vision for the Indo-Pacific region.
Legal experts suggest Donald Trump's federal election obstruction trial may be postponed until 2026 or later, citing complex issues and potential Supreme Court involvement. The case's timeline hinges on the 2024 election outcome.
D. C. sees largest post-pandemic office attendance spike after Labor Day 2024. Article explores reasons behind the surge, compares U.S. and European work cultures, and offers tips for easing back into work routines.
Amidst post-riot security measures, a National Guard soldier and a congressional staffer found love. Their chance encounter at a checkpoint led to a Tinder match and eventual marriage, proving romance can bloom in unlikely circumstances.
Ian McKellen delivers a captivating performance as a powerful theater critic in "The Critic," a film exploring morality and the impact of harsh criticism in pre-war London's theater scene.
Iran is increasingly using criminal gangs to attack exiled journalists and activists, complicating efforts to protect targets. Recent plots reveal a shift in Tehran's approach to silencing critics overseas.
Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic violated financial disclosure rules, an internal watchdog reports. No evidence of insider trading found, but 154 trades occurred during restricted periods.
Biden administration waives human rights conditions on $1. 3 billion military aid to Egypt, citing national security interests and Egypt's role in Gaza ceasefire efforts. Decision sparks debate over human rights progress.
Adrián Blanco, a Spanish journalist, has been appointed as the new Graphics assignment editor for Europe at The Washington Post. He will assume the role in Madrid on December 1, 2024.
Research shows increased tubal ligations after Roe v. Wade overturned, especially in states banning abortion. Study analyzed insurance claims data from 4.8 million women across 36 states and Washington, D.C.
House Republicans introduce China-focused bills, drawing criticism from Democrats. The move highlights bipartisan concerns over China's influence but raises questions about timing and effectiveness.
Current and former U. S. leaders gathered in New York to commemorate the 23rd anniversary of 9/11. The solemn event showcased bipartisan unity amidst ongoing election campaigns.
