Col. Ralph Puckett Jr. will lie in honor on Monday inside of the U.S. Capitol building. He passed earlier this month, less than three years after receiving the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest military award for valor. NEWSnet’s David Ade spoke with a friend of Puckett and reports from Washington.

The Supreme Court hears more than two hours of arguments. NEWSnet's David Ade has the latest from Washington, D.C.

The Department of Transportation announcing new rules Wednesday which they say will tilt the scales back in favor of air travelers. NEWSnet’s David Ade reports from Washington, D.C.’s Reagan National Airport

Demonstrators show support for Ukraine, Gaza and TIkTok. NEWSnet's David Ade reports from Washington

The case is being regarded as one of the most significant cases regarding homelessness to come before the U.S. Supreme Court in decades. NEWSnet's David Ade reports from the Supreme Court.

NEWSnet's David Ade spoke with a pair of political science professors and reports from Washington.

Democrats help Speaker Mike Johnson tee up Saturday vote on aid deal. NEWSnet's David Ade reports from Washington.

The House votes to condemn the Iranian government. NEWSnet's David Ade reports from Washington.

House sent impeachment charges to Senate on Tuesday. NEWSnet's David Ade has the latest from Washington, D.C.

Demonstrators gathered outside of the court during Tuesday's oral arguments. NEWSnet's David Ade reports from Washington.

Some lawmakers say the U.S. response should include consequences for Iran. NEWSnet's David Ade reports from the nation's capital.

Tomb guards speak to NEWSnet about their commitment to perfection.

The House passed a bill Friday to reauthorize a key U.S. government surveillance tool, but without including broad restrictions on how the FBI uses this program to search for Americans’ data. NEWSnet's David Ade reports from Washington.

President Joe Biden is joined by leaders from Japan and the Philippines for a summit at the White House Thursday. The three leaders are hoping to send a message to the Chinese government. NEWSnet's David Ades reports from Washington.

Independent report suggests Seine river is still too polluted for athletes.