(The Washington Post) Make living in D.C. a little ... at their most frequent clip in modern D.C. history. “Please let your members of Congress know: It’s time to repeal DC Home Rule ...

George W. Bush has been a meme before, and we’ve seen the former president photobomb a broadcast. And now, it’s all happened again. Bush was at the inauguration of Donald Trump on Monday, and ...

Chemical maker REC Silicon plans to close its polysilicon facility in Moses Lake, Washington, the company announced last month. The company is cutting 224 jobs and began layoffs Jan. 16 ...

Invasive experts are asking the public to be on the lookout for a new invasive pest found last year in the Lake George region. Red pine scale, an insect native to Japan, was found on Lenni-Lenape ...

With a loss the other day to Purdue and the next four of five games on the road, the Oregon Ducks men’s basketball team needed this win against Washington. They got it. The scoreboard may not indicate ...

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Our Political Correspondent Seán Defoe is in Washington and reported for us on day one of President Trump.

Inside it, National Park Ranger Ryan Ventura says is the actual stone where George Washington stood to take the oath of office to become president of the United States back on April 30 ...

And his death was the first in the modern ... George V’s immediate family—his wife and four sons—were dead. If his granddaughter, Queen Elizabeth II, his beloved Lilibet, had a reaction ...

George Scott and Callum Shepherd: combined for a treble in Bahrain on Friday George Scott is hoping to build on his strong start to the year in Bahrain after three of his five-strong squad in the ...

On the afternoon of April 30, 1789, George Washington was sworn ... Perhaps the most notable difference between Washington's inauguration and more modern ones is the location.

But there was one other former president there at the Washington National Cathedral, George W. Bush, who seemed to be enjoying himself and having as much fun as his two direct successors.