Vance attends Marine Corps 250th anniversary celebration at Camp Pendleton

Vice President JD Vance joined fellow Marines at Camp Pendleton, California, to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States Marine Corps.

Fire chief’s dog sparks fire after chewing on lithium-ion battery

Newly released footage captures a dog accidentally starting a fire after chewing on a lithium-ion battery inside a North Carolina home.

PHOTOS: Signs, posters created for No Kings Day protests in New York, DC

Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets from Times Square to the National Mall on Saturday, waving flags and holding signs calling for accountability and democracy during nationwide “No Kings Day" protests.

WATCH: 'No Kings' protests in DC

Thousands of "No Kings" protests are scheduled for Saturday, with millions expected to take to the streets. Here's how you can watch the demonstrations live.

Government shutdown: SNAP benefits could run out in November, Rollins says

SNAP benefits may be at risk if the shutdown continues into November, meaning food assistance could disappear for about 40 million people.

Montgomery County woman charged with faking home invasion using AI photo

Deputies said Moesha Gardener made up a story about a man breaking into her home, even using artificial intelligence to make a photo of a man lying on her couch.

2 arrested in Beltsville power tool theft spree; more than 240 charges filed: police

Prince George's County Police have arrested two men in connection with nearly 40 theft and burglary cases in the Beltsville area, recovering dozens of believed stolen items including power tools and yard equipment.

Police ID suspects arrested after Navy Yard stabbing

Two people were arrested Wednesday night after an argument allegedly led to a stabbing in Washington, D.C.’s Navy Yard neighborhood, police said.

Senate government shutdown vote not expected Friday; No Kings protests return to DC this weekend

Friday marks Day 17 of the shutdown. The Senate isn’t expected to reconvene until Monday, ensuring the closure stretches into next week. Congress remains at a standstill. The House hasn’t met in a month, and senators left Washington Thursday frustrated by the lack of progress.

Jay Jones’ texts dominate Virginia AG debate

Controversial text messages from Democratic candidate Jay Jones took center stage Thursday night in the first, and possibly only, debate of Virginia’s attorney general race.

John Bolton pleads not guilty

John Bolton pleaded not guilty Friday to charges accusing the former Trump national security adviser of emailing classified information to relatives and storing top-secret documents at his Maryland home.

Police urge residents to avoid Manassas intersection after shooting

Authorities are asking residents to avoid the intersection of Dumfries Road and Wellington Road Center in Manassas following a shooting Friday morning.

'No Kings' protest in DC: What time, location, how to watch & more

Another round of "No Kings" protests are planned for this Saturday. Nearly 2,700 events are expected to take place across the country, with quite a few scheduled to take place in the District, Maryland, and Virginia.

DC weather: Sunny start to weekend, showers possible late Sunday

The Washington, D.C. region can expect a sunny and cool Friday with more sunshine on the way on Saturday before the chance of showers on Sunday.

Is Key Bridge closed? Lanes reopened after hours of shutdowns

A major D.C. thoroughfare, the Key Bridge, was shut down for hours on Thursday, creating a traffic nightmare for those traveling through Georgetown.

Furloughed federal employee's family battles cancer diagnosis and bills

Amidst a government shutdown, federal employee Mike Daugherty's family is simultaneously confronting severe medical emergencies, including a cancer diagnosis and a seizure, while relying on community aid to manage mounting bills and a broken-down vehicle