One Friday News Today

'The world doesn’t seem to realize that Israel, with its nine million citizens, is fighting a battle for freedom and security for all of humanity,' Porro says.

A guide to regular Friday events in the capital.

Foreign Hackers Are Targeting Local Authorities in Israel There Have Been More Than 100 Targeted Attacks Since October 7, but Current Legislation Doesn't Have a Solution

The Kennedy Center, Union Market, National Harbor and Adams Morgan are just a few spots hosting outdoor movie nights in the Washington, D.C., area in 2024.

Public officials from Congress to City Hall are now regularly subjected to threats of violence. It's changing how they do their jobs.

The nation's most well-known political and legal commentators meet weekly on Zoom calls; they have a commonality: they hate Trump. An article in Politico downplayed the meeting. The author noted that when he spoke to members, they were shocked that he knew. They feared he'd misrepresent th

Cable news has often been described as an echo chamber, but a Tuesday report from Politico’s Ankush Khardori provided evidence that cable news legal analysts regularly meet up to discuss what talking points they should bring with them when they are on the air.

Prominent members of America's elite who hate President Donald Trump and high-profile personalities in the media, who also apparently hate him, have been meeting regularly to discuss strategies to use against him, according to a new report.

I read Andy Rieger’s column in last Sunday’s Transcript with interest. Andy writes about the Norman of yesteryear — and I can relate. I like to write about Norman here

KCK had a lively hub for Mexican street food, where mobile vendors sold burritos and raspados until midnight or later. No more.