The Army’s 250th birthday parade features the 1st Cavalry Division’s historic horse unit, showcasing 1800s-era uniforms to honor tradition and inspire future service.
D.C. is playing host to tanks, trucks and military might Saturday for the Army's 250th birthday, but will it rain on the parade and dampen the pomp and circumstance? Here's what you need to know.
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to gather in Downtown D.C. on Saturday for festivities planned to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army.
Roughly 60 people who were protesting President Trump's Army anniversary parade and his deployment of National Guard troops in Los Angeles were arrested outside the U.S. Capitol Friday, authorities said.
Some believe that once a person comes out of the closet, they turn their back on their faith. Those people would be surprised that nearly half of the LGBTQ+ community in the United States consider themselves religious.
What will the weather be like on Saturday, when the streets of D.C. play host to tanks, military vehicles and spectators for the Army's 250th birthday celebration?
As of Thursday, D.C. police said officers are still working to "resolve" the incident after a man climbed American University's broadcast tower on Tuesday.
Metro has announced that it will expand automated train service to the Blue, Orange and Silver Lines on Sunday, achieving full automation for the first time since 2009.
While thousands of people are expected to attend a huge parade on the Mall in DC to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army on Saturday, demonstrations will be held nationwide protesting the Trump administration.
The House this week approved three bills that seek to overturn D.C. laws, but did not vote on legislation that would address a billion-dollar budget problem for the District that Congress created three months ago.