Freedom250 is holding its "Salute to America" celebration on Independence Day on the National Mall. The event will feature live music, military flyovers and other performances. Sources familiar with ...

WASHINGTON — It is Election Day in the nation's capital, and voters are heading to the polls. While early voting started on June 8, D.C. voters have until Tuesday evening to cast their ballot. RELATED ...

At its WWDC 2026 event, Apple introduced a host of tools designed to put parents back in control over how their kids are using the iPhone. This includes features that let parents decide who a child ...

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How current-control loops in BLDC motors improve performance and efficiency while protecting against overcurrent conditions. The differences between current-control loops, field-oriented control (FOC) ...

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The importance of motor trajectory profiles and how they’re used in brushless DC (BLDC) motor control to minimize vibration and smooth out other performance issues. Why the PID loop is the most widely ...

They’re in a rat race to clean up their city — and have resorted to pill pushing. Washington, DC is trying to crack down on its overpopulation of vermin by giving them birth control. DC Health plans ...

D.C. is using birth control medication to prevent rodent pregnancies in the city’s latest attempt to curb the rising rat population. Ayanna Bennett, the director of D.C. Health, said the hormonal ...

WASHINGTON (7News) — It's that time of year -- spring cleaning! In the District, leaders are rolling out an aggressive approach to repair roads and sidewalks after the brutal winter storms. They're ...

If you spend any time in D.C., you know rats are a problem. "They be in the dumpsters. They be running in groups, like, two, three — a few too many," one man told News4. Another resident said said ...