D.C. adds new weapon in its war against rats
Frozen form of carbon dioxide is being used along with poison as reported rat complaints reach a four-year high
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Frozen form of carbon dioxide is being used along with poison as reported rat complaints reach a four-year high
Her private secretary said the former prime minister wanted no part of the scheme and declared: "Pandas and politicians are not happy omens!"
Authorities say the hackers distributed malicious software just days before President Donald Trump's inauguration
In an exclusive interview with CBS News Chief White House correspondent Major Garrett, Secret Service director Randolph Alles talked about the importance of training for real-time scenarios
A 6,000-person capacity room maintains the feeling of a club, garnering fans in both audiences and the top bands who perform there
The majority of Gallaudet University's football team is comprised of deaf players or those hard of hearing
The hotel has hopes of "merging hospitality with progressive social change" -- just a few blocks from the Trump International Hotel
As the years went by, they got along so well they bought a house together
Tony Anthony Mason Jr., 40, was found by officers with gunshot wounds early Saturday morning
The president's latest travel ban is already being challenged in court
Around the corner from the Capitol building is Grubb's Pharmacy, which makes special prescription drug deliveries to lawmakers
Museum director Lonnie Bunch reflects on the past year and why he's hopeful
Fans of the "horrorcore" hip-hop duo known for their "dark carnival" face paint are protesting alleged discrimination by law enforcement
McCain "looks forward to continuing his work for the people of Arizona and the nation," a statement from his office said
The DOJ claims the website is related to Inauguration Day riots
As summer recess has finally arrived in Washington, politicians getting out of town have to be careful not to look like they're enjoying themselves too much
Musk's Hyperloop would be able to ferry people and cars from New York to Washington in 29 minutes
"I'm losing more people to the sweets than to the streets," DC-area pastor says
Many states are speaking out against a request for voter registration information from President Trump's Advisory Commission on Election Integrity
Incident, which led to some Northeast Corridor delays, being investigated
Two attorneys general allege that the president has violated the Constitution's anti-corruption laws
Police say the noose was found at 5 p.m. near Beers Elementary School and they have not identified any suspects
"Wonder Woman" is off to a good start at the box office
Foreign Ministry says resolution from House of Reps. is "one-sided," as U.S. lawmakers demand apology from key ally
American Airlines believes it was a technical fault, as the door would have alarmed in "multiple places" before takeoff if it was not properly secured