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Today’s notice: Speaker Johnson hits the road to keep his job. The Grand Prix could be a yearly D.C. tradition. Political scammers are trying to nab a Trump pardon. The NRCC falls victim to a fraudster. And: A behind-the-scenes look at the Patriot Games.

THE LATESTOn the road again: Speaker Mike Johnson is in the middle of a 3...

Speaker Mike Johnson is campaigning across the country for Republican incumbents and candidates, but his political future is linked to whether his party keeps the majority. (Sean Chee for NOTUS) BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Speaker Mike Johnson is in the middle of a 30-day campaign stretch stumping for vulnerable Republican members and top challengers who will decide the majority come Novem...

Quan Martin, who had an interception against Detroit, is one of five safeties on the roster in this projection. (Paul Sancya/AP)Two preseason games are in the can and the Commanders’ final roster cutdowns are less than a week away on Sunday.

Most of the team’s starters are set in stone, but there are almost 30 other spots on the roster up for grabs. Here is a projecti...

President Donald Trump is considering whether to pardon hundreds of people who've asked for clemency, including a trio of convicted political scammers. (Alex Brandon/AP)A rise in presidential pardons for white-collar criminals has given hope to fraudsters of a different flavor.

Three convicted political scammers — Richard Zeitlin, William Tierney and Matt Tunstall — h...

President Donald Trump salutes during the national anthem at the 2026 Patriot Games held in Harpersfield Township, Ohio, in mid-August. (Maddie McGarvey for NOTUS)HARPERSFIELD TOWNSHIP, Ohio – The White House had chosen one boy to lead a reading from the Bible, so Reagan Tuck Dukes III, the blond-haired, blue-eyed linebacker from Texas, stood before dozens of other teens who had...