Who did the Washington Commanders turn to when they started a public relations push to secure the new RFK stadium? Darrell Green, of course.

President Donald Trump says that he’s willing to get involved surrounding Washington Commanders’ new RFK stadium.

Axios reporter Cuneyt Dil tells our Marina Marraco that Trump's interest could bring unpredictable changes to the project.

The stadium website is now soliciting public support for the RFK site at a DC Council hearing scheduled for July 29.

The long-debated RFK Commanders Stadium deal is facing a new wave of controversy as a prominent civic organization, the ...

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) and the Commanders have preached urgency, citing major events in 2031, but a short delay ...

President Donald Trump says he wants to see the Commanders at RFK Stadium – but implied he'd stay on the sidelines for now.

The president's remarks come as the Commanders face mounting resistance from DC Council members skeptical about the timeline ...

Donald Trump has once again voiced his opinion on the Washington Commanders' name, stating he would not have changed it. His ...

The Council of the District of Columbia is moving back its deadline for a stadium deal at the abandoned RFK Stadium grounds with the Washington Commanders.

The group Homes Not Stadiums urged D.C. residents to show up and speak out at a high-stakes D.C. Council hearing on July 29 ...

Trump signaled he may intervene in the stalled Commanders stadium deal, citing federal control over the site if the D.C.