Harry Dunn Fought Rioters on Jan. 6. Now He Wants to Go to Congress

Her road toward criminal justice reform is highlighted in “Kim Kardashian West: The Justice Project,” a two-hour documentary premiering Sunday on Oxygen that looks at the toll of mass incarceration...

At a time when the president has said that people should not be afraid of an illness that has already killed more than 209,000 Americans, commentators on Monday pointed to his 2014 critique of...

Friends and colleagues who spoke to The Washington Post emphasized how they want to do whatever they can to help free the Wall Street Journal reporter.

Stephanie Bottom filed a lawsuit Wednesday against police and the city of Salisbury, N.C., for excessive force and violating her rights under the Fourth Amendment during a traffic stop that seriously...

Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia said that a heavily armed 18-year-old White man entered the store in a predominantly Black neighborhood and shot 13 people, including a security guard.

"I have a huge opportunity ahead of me. I don't know what it is exactly, but it'll be huge."

Bella will cover breaking news, write features and edit stories in this new role.

Justin Cauley was given a $20,000 gift by Crime Stoppers of Houston for finding about 500 envelopes of cash and checks last month while working on a toilet wall at Lakewood Church, the nonprofit’s...

Over two years after 10-year-old Caleb Schwab lost his life on the tallest waterslide in the world, the amusement park industry has yet to fully reckon with the tragedy.

A filing of personal financial disclosures does not state why Jones is holding the weapons or where they are located.

Craig Tamanaha, 49, was arrested early Wednesday and accused of setting the Fox News Christmas tree on fire, a New York Police Department spokesperson told The Washington Post.

“He gonna be sore tomorrow for sure,” trooper Jacob Brown, who resigned this week, texted his colleagues in May.

The new movie "Cocaine Bear" is a highly fictionalized account of a drug-smuggling drop gone wrong in September 1985. Here's the real story behind the film.

Strickland’s wrongful conviction of more than decades is the longest confirmed wrongful conviction in Missouri’s history — and one of the longest in the nation’s history.

“Stop! Stop! You’re hurting me!” the boy exclaimed to the officers. “Don’t you know what the word ‘stop’ means?”

The answers some of Nina Strohminger's business students at the University of Pennsylvania provided give insight into how people understand the world around them, experts said.

Set up by the Buffalo Bills safety in 2020, the toy drive’s GoFundMe page resurfaced shortly after Hamlin’s collapse during “Monday Night Football.”

While WWE continues to be a juggernaut in business and pop culture, All Elite Wrestling, featuring the likes of CM Punk, Bryan Danielson and owner Tony Khan, sees a chance to capitalize on one of the...

Her political journey began on the left — down with the monarchy! she cried — only to arrive on the right, as a tax-cutter and hard-line Brexiteer.

Lee O. Sanderlin took his last-place finish like a champ, live-tweeting nine waffles and three shift changes. “This is not the way I wanted to get into The Washington Post,” he said.