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Chocolate maker Lindt misleads consumers about child labor, lawsuit claims
Lindt has been sued in a U.S. court over its alleged use of child labor in Ghana and Ivory Coast, even as the Swiss chocolate maker touts its commitment to responsibly sourcing ingredients.
Reflecting Pool repairs could undermine case against former Olympian, judge says
Judge warns that repair work at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool could undermine the government's vandalism case.
FAA head to face questions from lawmakers after agency cited in fatal air collision
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford will testify before Senate after report cites agency failures in deadly 2025 Washington air collision.
Senator urges US House to take new vote on aviation safety bill
Senator Maria Cantwell urges the US House to reconsider the ROTOR Act after it failed by one vote due to Pentagon concerns over aviation safety.
Appeals court allows Trump National Guard deployment in DC to continue
A federal appeals court paused a ruling that would have ended Trump’s National Guard deployment in Washington.
DC Mayor Bowser announces she won’t seek fourth term
Muriel Bowser, the mayor of Washington, D.C., announced on Tuesday that she will not be seeking re-election next year.
Prosecutors fail to indict sandwich thrower in Trump’s Washington public safety operation
A federal grand jury refused to indict Sean Dunn after he threw a sandwich at a CBP agent, highlighting unusual pushback against federal arrests.
Trump extends control over Washington by taking management of Union Station away from Amtrak
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the federal government is taking management of Union Station from Amtrak to improve safety and transit.
