The Latest Breaking News from Washington D.C.

South African trade officials have held talks with their U.S. counterparts in Washington as Africa’s largest economy looks to repair strained relations and negotiate the lifting of heavy tariffs imposed by the United States

Council member Robert White says ‘we need our strongest fighters’ as he bids to take on Eleanor Holmes Norton, 88

On Thursday, White House AI and crypto czar David Sacks urged Washington to update export control policies, warning that restricting U.S. companies like Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA) from selling chips abroad could hand Chinese companies such as Huawei Technologies the advantage in the global race for artificial intelligence dominance.

When businessman Travis McMaster shifted more manufacturing of his products out of China, and into India, he had sought to avoid growing tensions between Washington and Beijing.

Before the pomp of President Trump’s state visit to the UK, Washington and London announced a series of collaborations on nuclear research and regulation. A reminder to cynics that perhaps these events have some substance.

The IMF has proposed appointing the US Treasury Department's chief of staff as its new number-two official, the Washington-based lender said Thursday.

The helicopter crashed in a rural area near the US military base in the Summit Lake area

The US president dismissed a question about the former UK ambassador to Washington during a Chequers press conference.

The move marks rising US-India tensions amid disputes on Russian oil and trade policies.

On Thursday, the political part of Trump’s visit to the UK gets underway with both sides hoping to avoid one issue: the Epstein files.

On Tuesday, Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) announced his bid for a third term, positioning himself as a progressive standard-bearer at home and a national Democratic figure as speculation about a 2028 presidential run lingers.