As G-8 leaders arrive, new doubts about Obama’s international clout
No budget, no pay, some House lawmakers say
FBI director: Probe of leak in al Qaeda plot is under way
Army chief says budget cuts would hollow military
Report: Mismanagement rampant at airports authority
Pentagon to address F-22 pilots’ oxygen fears
McDuffie wins Ward 5 D.C. Council seat handily
EDITORIAL: Obama’s leaky underwear bomb
Boehner digs in for next battle on debt
Little goes right for Strasburg in Nats’ 6-1 loss
Dream Act supporters target filibuster
KEENE: Obama’s plan to ‘crucify’ political opponents
It's do or die before Olympics
The Surface Transport Traffic Control Center in London will be the nerve center for coordinating traffic during the Olympic Games. Ambulances, which are expecting an increase in demand, have particular fears about traffic not moving. (Associated Press)
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Dance festival draws fans to Dupont Circle
Dance in the Circle, a six-hour festival, transformed Dupont Circle into a moving mass of people bouncing to hip-hop, swaying to classical compositions and clapping with cloggers. The dance festival, which featured nine companies, was the product of more than a year of planning between Michael Lipin, 34, and Daniel Kramer, 30, who are also responsible for the 2010 community snowball fight and the Soccer in the Circle event during the World Cup.
Dissidents abroad ridicule Lukashenko using Web, TV
ARU TV and Belsat TV are media outlets created and operated by Belarusian dissidents abroad to confront the state-controlled media, promote free speech and challenge the Lukashenko regime's oppressive hold over the country.
Hot rod Mom
Alexis DeJoria, heiress to the Paul Mitchell hair-care products empire, used her need for speed to become one of the top female drag racers in the country.
Horst Faas, Pulitzer Prize-winning combat photographer, dies at 79
Horst Faas forged new standards for covering war through photography and won two Pulitzer Prizes.
Capitals beat Rangers, force Game 7
The Washington Capitals beat the New York Rangers, 2-1, in Game 6 of their second-round Stanley Cup playoff series at Verizon Center on Wednesday, May 9. (Photos by Andrew Harnik/The Washington Times)
Wuerl honors police at Blue Mass
Cardinal Donald Wuerl, Archbishop of Washington, presides over the annual Blue Mass honoring law enforcement and public safety officials.
Washington's rookie QB gives a tantalizing glimpse of things to come
More than a dozen camera shutters click-clacked on the sideline Sunday morning as Robert Griffin III practiced taking snaps from center at the Washington Redskins' rookie minicamp. Coach Mike Shanahan watched from the opposite sideline. He has his franchise quarterback. Now he must figure out how to use him.
French voters reject austerity tack, oust Sarkozy for Socialist leader
Exuberant, diverse crowds filled the Place de la Bastille, the iconic plaza of the French Revolution, to fete Mr. Hollande's victory, waving French, European and labor union flags. Leftists are overjoyed to have one of their own in power for the first time since Socialist Francois Mitterrand was president from 1981 to 1995.
'Supermoon' glows around the world
The moon on Saturday was the closest it will get to the Earth this year — and appeared 14 percent larger because of it.
Bruins force Game 7 with Caps
The Boston Bruins score in the first overtime period to beat the Washington Capitals, 4-3, and even their NHL playoff series, 3-3.
Caps beat Bruins 2-1 to even series
The Washington Capitals even their NHL playoff series with the Boston Bruins at 2-2 with a 2-1 win at Verizon Center.
Shuttle Discovery's official welcome
Crowds cheer as the space shuttle Discovery trades places with Enterprise at the National Air and Space Museum's Udvar-Hazy Center.
Final flyover for space shuttle Discovery
The space shuttle Discovery, carried on the back of a jumbo jet, flies over Washington on Tuesday en route to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.
