Coming to a national park near you: The Denali Data Centers vs. the Crater Lake Cryptos.

Attorney General Todd Blanche has moved slowly in abortion pill litigation and department officials have told advocates to wait until after the election.

He said he would end “corporate capture.” Now his MAHA movement is for sale.

Xi came to town, and the American president became a supplicant.

The industry sounds an existential alarm — and the House goes home.

Herbert Hoover had his Hoovervilles. It’s no picnic in Trumptown, either.

Republicans discover there is no escaping the unpopular president

My boss, Tim Grieve, posted a photo on X last week of a shipment of office chairs that had just arrived at the Arlington, Virginia, headquarters of our new publication, The Washington Sun. “It's fun t...

My boss, Tim Grieve, posted a photo on X last week of a shipment of office chairs that had just arrived at the Arlington, Virginia, headquarters of our new publication, The Washington Sun. “It's fun t...

A trademark dispute scuttled its plans to relaunch as The Washington Star, so the site chose a different name.

This may be the do-nothingest Congress in generations. But it produced a bumper crop of scandals.

Prices are climbing, President Donald Trump has hit a record low in polls, and only 16 percent of Americans think the country is going in the right direction. So several Republican candidates and offi...

Why won’t Spanberger stop the madness?

After Abdul El-Sayed’s win, Republicans got real ugly, real fast.

He isn’t as scary as the party establishment thinks.

America’s finest young scholars competed to mark their country's birthday. It led to a disputed finish in the age of mistrust.

Hegseth's poor form isn't limited to his bench press.

I hope to be considered for the Pulitzer in Self-Interested Reporting.

I went through the magnetometer to enter the National Mall for President Trump’s Great American State Fair this week, putting my pens, notebook, phone and wallet on the table for inspection. “You have...

We know from the new Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan book that President Trump threatened Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu last year with “divorce.” “Everybody’s sick of you, Bibi,” Trump told the Israel...

He may have inadvertently sown the seeds of a new progressive age.

President Trump is very concerned about vandalism in our nation’s capital, and I am here to help him. The president got increasingly agitated as his beloved Reflecting Pool, within days of reopening, ...

The screwworm has turned. Days after the Trump administration took office in 2025, it reopened livestock trade across the southern border, reversing a ban the Biden administration had put in place to ...

They booed President Donald Trump’s motorcade as it made its way to Madison Square Garden for Game 3 of the NBA Finals on Monday night. They raised their middle fingers and lowered their thumbs. They ...

On my Virginia farm, I have a front-row seat to the grim consequences of a warming planet. But I’m not surrendering.

Trump hasn’t changed. But we have.

On America’s 250th birthday, how discussions of the Declaration of Independence and other documents are bridging religious and political divisions.

New technology enables us to perceive sounds beyond human hearing range, allowing a new perspective on our place on the planet.

New technology enables us to perceive sounds beyond human hearing range, allowing a new perspective on our place on the planet.

Proposals before the FCC involve mirrors that could bathe entire cities in sunlight and, from SpaceX, a million satellites to serve as data centers.

From the mountains of New England to the redwoods of California, these scenes have the power to inspire and console.

When we learn to talk about our mortality, our remaining years of life can become more meaningful.

Suddenly shutting off external signals and focusing inward can demand a startling amount of energy.

Honeybees have never been in danger of extinction. But scientists are finding that they can accelerate the demise of native bee populations.

New research shows that you can lengthen your own life by improving someone else’s.

This intervention is straightforward, but its results might surprise you.

This has been my winter of living dangerously, and my experiences have boosted my sense of well-being.

A group of unexpected guides is asking whether digital life has pulled us off course—and whether there’s a way back

Prompts paired with paintings are designed to spur a sense of wonder.

Research has established the power of awe. I experienced it myself in a way I never thought I could.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox draws on teachings from his Mormon faith to ‘disagree better.’ Studies show his approach could change public attitudes.

Like many emerging technologies, this one can improve our lives, make us miserable or both. Nobody knows yet which it will be.

This research-backed technique can increase open-mindedness and reduce political polarization, improving conversations at family gatherings and in daily life.

Newly recognized patches of undeveloped grassland are accidental time travelers from a distant past, and they offer answers for our 21st century problems.

Newly discovered patches of ancient landscape have somehow managed to survive without being turned into a farm, forest or subdivision.