'The Voice' singer Dylan Carter's cause of death revealed: Report

Rising country singer and former contestant of "The Voice," Dylan Carter, has died at 24. His cause of death has been revealed, according to a report.

DC man sentenced after gun, fentanyl bust

A D.C. man with a prior felony conviction has been sentenced to more than three years in prison after being caught with a loaded firearm and dozens of fentanyl pills he intended to sell, federal prosecutors announced. 

Cole Allen: WHCA shooting suspect faces attempted assassination charge

Cole Tomas Allen, the 31‑year‑old suspect in the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting, made his first court appearance on Monday as he faces multiple federal charges. 

King Charles Photo Flashback: Royal family welcomes President Trump to UK

King Charles III arrives in Washington, D.C., on Monday for a four‑day state visit marking the United States’ 250th anniversary. Here’s a look back at September 2025, when the royal family welcomed President Donald Trump for a visit to the United Kingdom.

Supreme Court reinforces ruling allowing redrawn Texas congressional map

The U.S. Supreme Court has reinforced its prior decision allowing Texas to use a redrawn congressional map for the 2026 midterm elections, effectively ending legal challenges, for now, at a time of nationwide redistricting battles.

New York woman convicted for throwing dynamite at boyfriend, blowing off his hand

A New York woman was convicted after authorities said she threw a stick of dynamite at her boyfriend while he was sleeping, causing his hand to be blown off as he attempted to get rid of it.

King Charles US Visit: Closures and prohibited items

King Charles III arrives in Washington on Monday with ties under strain and security concerns in sharp focus.

DC weather: Sunny Monday before rain Tuesday and possible storms Wednesday

Monday brings mostly clear skies and warmer temperatures near 70 degrees before a stretch of wet weather moves into the Washington, D.C., region by midweek.

Family warnings, weapons details emerge in White House dinner shooting

New details are emerging about the suspected gunman who sparked panic during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, as investigators work to understand what led up to the incident.

Supreme Court to weigh legality of geofence warrants in Virginia bank robbery case

The Supreme Court is set to consider whether police use of “geofence" warrants—requests for location data from cellphones near a crime scene—violates the Fourth Amendment.

Correspondent's Dinner shooting: Former Secret Service agent addresses security questions

Retired U.S. Secret Service Agent Jeff James is breaking down how the agency’s multi-layered security apparatus functioned during the tense standoff at the White House Correspondent's Dinner that forced President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump to evacuate Saturday night.

King Charles US visit planning could be impacted by WHCA shooting: palace

King Charles is set to visit the U.S. this week, but planning may be impacted after the shooting Saturday night outside the White House Correspondents’ Dinner where President Trump was in attendance.