This time over a package and “suspicious comments”.

All 100 senators signed on to a letter today urging the Trump administration to take “swift action” amid the latest wave of bomb threats.

“This is a continuing and very disturbing pattern that we’ve seen in the past number of weeks.”

Amine El Khalifi went from party boy to terrorist, and he’s now going to end up in jail for 25 to 30 years for it.

When workers at a development near Nats Park found a 1,000-pound military ordnance, it wasn’t much of a surprise—it was just the cost of doing business on land that was once the Naval Gun Factory.

UPDATED: Construction workers in Southeast D.C. stumbled across an unexpected surprise at the location of a new Harris Teeter and residential building—an unexploded 1,000-pound military ordnance.

At a press conference held moments ago, the Federal Bureau of Investigation revealed that there were “no significant explosive materials” inside a suspicious vehicle found near the Pentagon this morning.

The woman who created a chaotic scene at the Rockville Metrorail station this morning was reportedly aiming to set off an explosion at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Rockville.

Awais Younis, a 26-year-old from Arlington, is currently sitting in custody after being indicted in December for allegedly plotting to blow up Metro trains. If you’ll recall, Younis was taken into custody after a Facebook friend he had told about the plans tipped off the FBI. But according to Younis’ lawyer, he’s just a kid who was venting a little bit on the social networking site.

The Associated Press (via WTOP) is reporting that the incident that closed down the area around the Library of Congress earlier today was that U.S. Capitol Police detained a man who had a rifle and an improvised explosive device in his vehicle. Sounds like we might have another Michael Gorbey on our hands, except, of course, minus one samurai sword….