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McMillan should be a go.

The Justice Department’s inspector general will investigate the FBI’s role in dropping plans a decade in the making to move its headquarters to the Washington suburbs, he told Congress in a letter Tuesday.

Happy Independence Day Eve. The Post scoops that nearly $2.5 million will be taken out of the cash-strapped National Park Service budget to pay for Trump’s expanded Fourth of July celebration.

Both longtime businesses say they weren't given the chance to renew their leases

The National Building Museum is resuming its Summer Block Party series tomorrow in collaboration with the LAB at Rockwell Group, creating a Lawn which brings the outdoor summertime experience indoors.

After 25 years of serving up scoops, the Georgetown Ben & Jerry’s location will be closing on Aug. 31.

Now in its 53rd year, the parade is a cherished local tradition

The Justice Department’s inspector general will investigate the FBI’s role to scrap its decade-long plan to move its headquarters to suburban Washington, D.C., according to a letter released Wednesday.

A plan to use tax dollars to kickstart the long-stalled Reunion Square development in Anacostia is set to move ahead next week, though District lawmakers have cut back on the proposed financing package.

The Office of the Inspector General for the Justice Department has launched an investigation into circumstances surrounding the search for a new FBI headquarters in response to a call from the heads of four House oversight committees or…

The Department of Justice Inspector General is opening an investigation into the decision by the Trump administration not to relocate FBI headquarters from D.C., which followed an extensive review of possible sites in suburban Maryland and…

The D.C. Housing Authority has released a sweeping proposal to remove about a quarter of its public housing stock from federal ownership and demolish or gut ten apartment buildings.

D.C. housing officials want to demolish or renovate a third of the city’s public housing portfolio, partnering with private developers to remake 14 public complexes that currently offer some of the worst living conditions in the city.

Another headquarters building in DC is looking to "future proof".

On Tuesday, Mayor Muriel Bowser held a groundbreaking ceremony at the Rita Bright Family and Youth Center, which will house 50 families in the fall of 2020.

A two-hour meeting in which D.C. Council members questioned fellow lawmaker Jack Evans about his ethics scandal ended Tuesday with the council questioning the integrity of the long-serving politician.

Metro has settled two sexual harassment lawsuits filed by women working for the agency.

Monologuist Mike Daisey has a bone (or several) to pick with his grade school history lessons.

On a peaceful evening, nothing beats stretching out on a comfy hammock, surrounded by a lush, well-manicured lawn … inside a climate-controlled room?