The Trump administration is reportedly giving up on the $1.776 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund.”

A federal judge is ending Trump’s dreams of taking over the Kennedy Center.

Donald Trump is rushing to cover Washington, D.C., in gold before America’s 250th anniversary.

The Justice Department is trying to find the information of social media users criticizing this administration’s violent immigration tactics.

The music portion of this event is already falling apart.

A National Park Service analysis reveals how one firm is fleecing taxpayers with its contract to renovate the Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C.

This isn’t who you want to be celebrating 250 years of American history.

“Oh wow, I’m so sorry for calling you a Jew,” the younger Paul reportedly said.

The event, which will be held on the National Mall on Sunday, will last nine hours and “is about the history and the foundations of our nation, which was built on Christian values.”

Like many of Trump’s other renovation projects, the cost of repairing the Lincoln Memorial pool is far higher than what he initially claimed.

President Trump is taking toxic materials from the White House construction and dumping it onto a public golf course that he wants to take over next.

A federal judge was so shocked by the jail treatment of Cole Allen that he apologized.

A federal judge is delaying Trump’s attempt to seize a golf course on prime real estate in Washington, D.C.

The president cannot enforce his executive order preventing immigrants from claiming asylum.

Washington police attempted to arrest Representative Cory Mills for alleged assault.

The president had promised that donors would foot the bill. A new report suggests otherwise.

A giant golden toilet has appeared in Washington, D.C., in tribute to the president.

January 6 insurrectionists say police used excessive force while trying to stop them from storming the Capitol.

The fight for the Homeland Security funding bill is far from over.

From city councils to Congress, homeowners have always dominated elected office. But after Mamdani’s victory, a slew of candidates want to follow in his footsteps.