The Washington Times

A federal appeals court has granted Special Counsel Jack Smith's request to dismiss his challenge over Donald Trump's handling of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago, ending the federal cases against the president-elect.

Police in Cape Coral, Florida, have arrested TikTok influencer Marlena Velez after videos on her account depicted alleged theft of 16 items from a Target.

President Biden announced a U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal Tuesday between Israel and terrorist group Hezbollah in Lebanon to end nearly 14 months of fighting, but emphasized that Israel still has the right to defend itself.

Trump is well positioned to deliver on this campaign promise Tuesday, November 26, 2024 OPINION:

This Thanksgiving week is somewhat bittersweet for Maryland, as it wraps up its season early after falling short of a fourth-consecutive bowl chance with a Senior Day loss to Iowa.

The Washington Commanders have placed kicker Austin Seibert on injured reserve, the team announced Tuesday. Seibert missed three kicks, including a potential game-tying extra point, during Sunday's 34-26 loss to the rival Dallas Cowboys.

While the state of the economy remains important in electoral politics, it is those who would undermine or disregard America's long-cherished traditions who may end up being labeled “stupid.” Relying on the good sense of the American people seems far smarter.

The greatest threat to President-elect Donald Trump's new administration comes not from Democratic Party officials or Republicans who would have preferred a different nominee for their party. The biggest hindrance to a historically successful presidency — and a lasting realignment — comes from the president-elect's most enthusiastic supporters.

It's been a rough month for the District's sports fans, from Alex Ovechkin's broken leg to losing streaks by the Wizards and Commanders. This Thanksgiving, many of those fans undoubtedly will be giving thanks that November is nearly over.

“Just a few weeks after the presidential election, many Americans will be sitting down at the Thanksgiving table with relatives — and many are preparing for a political argument,” reports Jamie Ballard , a data analyst with YouGov.com, a national pollster.