The National Guard deployment in Washington, D.C., could be extended into the summer of 2026, according to a new court filing and emails of National Guard leaders

Sam O'Hara was detained after Ohio troops took issue with his tactics, calling police after he repeatedly trailed them while blaring the "Star Wars" theme.

District of Columbia Attorney General Brian Schwalb says National Guard troops may be staying far longer than expected, possibly through the summer of 2026, when the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary.

A man suing the District of Columbia claims police officers violated his free speech rights when they detained him for following an Ohio National Guard patrol while playing Darth Vader’s theme song from “Star Wars” on his phone.

Interim commanding general of the DC National Guard asked military officials to prepare their team for winter as they anticipate staying longer

Sam O’Hara, a Washington, DC resident, says he was briefly detained by police after he played the Darth Vader theme song in protest of the National Guard. O’Hara is now filing a lawsuit claiming his First Amendment rights were violated.

National Guard members intervened in a chaotic street fight near Nationals Park Wednesday that ended with one man being stabbed with a large kitchen knife.

The protester played “The Imperial March,” a song associated with Darth Vader, while walking behind the troops.

Sam O'Hara alleges wrongful detention during his unique protest with the Ohio National Guard in D.C., seeking justice for alleged rights violations.