WASHINGTON—President Trump’s federal government shake-up is taking a toll on the U.S. capital’s economy. Economists believe government layoffs and looming budget cuts will push the ...

Last week, employees of an Agriculture Department office in the South began reporting for full-time in-person work, following President Donald Trump’s directive to end remote and telework ...

Sri Lanka, April 25 -- A Sri Lankan delegation met with US Trade Representative Ambassador Jamieson Greer on the April 22 at the US Trade Representative Office in Washington D.C.

Federal Election Commission employees soon will be required to declare their work location in a daily questionnaire, part of the Trump administration’s effort to monitor compliance with return ...

Former DC government official charged with taking bribe Dana McDaniel, former deputy director of the D.C. Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement, is accused of taking at least one payment of ...

Washington DC Apr 9 ‘Clock is ticking': DC still facing $1B budget cut While just about every D.C. government agency will feel the brunt of the mayor’s order, there are some exemptions.

The chair of the House Subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency said Tuesday that President Donald Trump’s administration is moving swiftly to start selling federal office buildings ...

WASHINGTON (7News) — D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser issued an order Tuesday freezing spending on personnel and non-personnel expenses across all D.C. government agencies. The freeze includes pay ...

Burr & Forman expands to D.C., hiring three government contracts lawyers and planning rapid growth in its new office in Navy Yard. Washington Business Journal Select a City ...

Compared to this time last year, the number of active home listings in the nation’s capital shot up by almost 47%, according to FOX5 DC, citing data from real estate agency Bright MLS.. In March ...

D.C. is in a budget limbo on two fronts, from the ongoing drama in Congress regarding this year's budget to the not-yet-completed budget for next fiscal year.

The throughline was a message to the US government: protect democracy, and stop messing with programs and agencies that matter. The crowd in Washington, DC — more than 100,000, per organizers ...