House Republicans subpoenaed Arlington’s commonwealth’s attorney over her handling of protests tied to Stephen Miller. Dehghani-Tafti called the demand an overreach and has retained counsel.

The IDF announced that Ali Mohammad Naini, the IRGC's chief spokesman, was "eliminated" in an overnight strike, and Iran's Guards called the attack "criminal."

The Supreme Court will hear Watson v. RNC next week; a ruling could end post‑Election Day mail‑ballot windows and force states to rewrite deadlines before the 2026 midterms.

A collapsed sewer pipe opened a sinkhole near Germantown Elementary, triggering a gas leak and canceling classes while crews secure the area.

MPD will impose 8 p.m. juvenile curfews in Navy Yard, Chinatown and U Street this weekend after large teen gatherings and reported gunfire. The zones ban groups of nine or more under 18 inside posted perimeters.

Uchi, the Austin-born restaurant from Tyson Cole, will open at 1150 17th St NW with a 185-seat dining room, sushi counter and private rooms later this spring. The project will occupy ground-floor space in the 17xM tower.

Luminis Health is set to break ground April 22 on a 67,000‑sq‑ft Women’s Health Pavilion in Lanham that aims to restore inpatient obstetrics locally while leaders press for more state funding.

At a March 18 hearing, advocates and 911 workers urged lawmakers to make the Fire & EMS medical director the clinical head of OUC and to update how DC funds 911. The bills aim to lock training, oversight and NG911 upgrades into law.

MLK Library workshops this week will show a draft future land‑use map and gather resident feedback on housing, jobs and growth.

Sen. James Lankford defended Oklahoma's voter‑roll cleanups and says he'll push SAVE Act fixes to protect married women and tighten mail‑ballot checks.

As Manassas prepares for commercial flights, council will weigh renaming the airport to "Washington Manassas," a move the commission and Avports back while the city attorney urges caution.

A Johns Hopkins analysis of Healthy Minds data shows large long‑term increases in depression and suicidal ideation among college students even as some short‑term measures improve.

Sen. Chris Murphy introduced a bill to update Robinson‑Patman and curb preferential supplier and platform deals that raise costs for small grocers and restaurants.