Waymo plans to bring its driverless taxis to Washington in 2026

Driverless Waymo Taxis Arriving in Washington, D.C., Next Year

Waymo keeps expanding. Now, the autonomous car service is accelerating towards service in the nation’s capital.

Inc. - 6h

Waymo will launch Washington, D.C., robotaxi service in 2026

Waymo One currently operates in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Silicon Valley and Phoenix, and is also driving in Austin and Atlanta.

CNBC - 6h

What Waymo's expansion into Washington, D.C., means for shares of parent Alphabet

The expansion of Waymo's network into new markets is a positive sign. But we remain downbeat on its parent company.

CNBC - 3h

Waymo expands its robotaxi service again, this time to parts of Silicon Valley

Waymo on Tuesday announced it is expanding its service to include another 27 square miles of coverage around the San Francisco Bay Area.

NBC News - Mar. 11

Waymo expands its robotaxi service again, this time to parts of Silicon Valley

With the expansion, Waymo will now take passengers around Mountain View, Los Altos, Palo Alto and parts of Sunnyvale, California.

CNBC - Mar. 11

Patel on FBI staffing: 'We're going to reorient our assets in Washington'

FBI Director Kash Patel said Sunday the agency plans to "reorient" its assets in Washington by relocating them to field offices in other parts of the country. “We’re going to reorient our assets in ...

The Hill - 1d

Outrage in Washington after journalist included in war plans group chat

Presented by Boeing {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security The Big Story Outrage after journalist included in officials' war plans group chat All Washington could talk ...

The Hill - 23h

Tesla Got a Permit to Operate a Taxi Service in California—but There’s a Catch

The taxi service will initially operate with Tesla employee drivers only, use current-model vehicles, and won’t allow for driverless rides.

Wired - Mar. 18

Washington Post restructuring newsroom; columnist resigns

The Washington Post is planning a major overhaul of the outlet's newsroom as part of a new direction the company is headed under billionaire owner Jeff Bezos. Executive Editor Matt Murray wrote to ...

The Hill - Mar. 10