Tensions are rising again between the United States and Iran, with new threats and military escalation, as high-stakes talks between the two countries take place in Geneva.

An early follow and mentee of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Jackson became a national voice for justice. Today, leaders in Washington and across the country are honoring his legacy. 

The midterm elections this fall may not be entirely decided by debates and campaign ads. The battle for control of Congress in the 2026 midterms is changing — from campaigning to cartography.

MOUNT VERNON, VA – This President’s Day, thousands of people visited the home of America’s first President, George Washington. Visitors could get a chance to meet with actors impersonating Washington and other key figures from the 18th century as well as viewing other performances. As part of America’s 250th celebrations, visitors get a chance to view never-before-displayed items of Washington’s.  

While the rest of the federal government is funded through September, DHS funding remains in limbo. Funding for the department is set to expire Friday night. If it does, it will be the third shutdown of President Trump’s second term. 

WASHINGTON, D.C. – World leaders, diplomats and some US congressional members made their way to Germany for the Munich Security Conference. Leaders will focus on the most pressing issues facing the world. From the war in Ukraine, to the future of NATO, and even the changes in US foreign policy. 

Wednesday evening, the Republican-controlled House took a rare step, voting to rein in a key part of President Trump’s trade agenda — zeroing in on tariffs he slapped on Canadian imports over the past year. 

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Republican-controlled House passed a sweeping elections bill on Wednesday. The SAVE America Act tightens voter registration standards but Democrats are calling it “Jim Crow 2.0″. Just one Democrat voted with House Republicans to advance the measure. 

It was a heated oversight hearing for the Justice Department and Attorney General Pam Bondi on Capitol Hill. Lawmakers pressed Bondi over delays in releasing the Epstein files and redactions within them.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Walking 2,300 miles from Fort Worth, Texas to Washington, D.C., these Buddhist monks have captivated the nation. Their mission is simple: to advocate for peace. It’s a message that’s resonated across the country, especially here in D.C., where it’s the center of political discord.