Wendy Rieger’s storytelling, curiosity, accuracy and compassion were timeless. Now a new scholarship in her honor will help educate the next generation of journalists at American University, her alma mater. 

A former Washington, D.C., police officer earned a shot on “American Ninja Warrior” that aired Monday night.

On the eve of the White House Correspondents Dinner, celebrities and journalists poured into town.

After five years and five teeth lost to Cuban confinement, freed prisoner Alan Gross has his smile restored by Dr. Neil Starr.

It’s the season for giving, and you want to help people but you know you can’t help everyone. So what do you do when you pass someone who’s panhandling and may be homeless?

Scientists in Bethesda, Maryland, scramble to prevent the spread of the Ebola virus.

I’m no Abe Lincoln, but here is my face in rubles.

Ovechkin stopped to talk to us, and even smiled after what had to be one of the toughest losses for him and his country.

Some people are in sandals here, but our hostess was wearing a black mink coat.

“Hello, bro” is how my 5:30 a.m. bus commute to the IBC kicks off every morning.