Senator Ashley Moody cosponsored a resolution to establish a National Day of Remembrance for 13 U.S. service members who perished in the Kabul withdrawal.

The DC Police Department seeks help finding Isaac Miles, 13, missing since October 15, last seen on Eads Street NE. Public asked to share information.

MPD arrested Kyre Robinson for a June shooting in Northeast DC; both victims sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

A man was arrested for a fatal stabbing in Southeast Washington, D.C., six months after the crime occurred; he was already in jail for another offense.

President Trump intervened to ensure military pay amid a government shutdown caused by a funding impasse in Congress, according to House Appropriations Committee Chairman Tom Cole.

DC Police seek help finding missing 16-year-old De’Angelo Wheeler, last seen on Wheeler Road, SE. Public urged to contact police with any information.

Mayor Muriel Bowser will join a fireside chat at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit in D.C., which is open to press via RSVP and available to stream live online.

President Trump declared a National Day of Remembrance for assassinated conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, urging Americans to pray for peace and unity.

Rep. Maxine Waters reveals the Trump Administration's attempt to lay off the Treasury Department's CDFI Fund staff amid the government shutdown. This move may affect critical funding for underserved communities.

Speaker Johnson criticizes the Democrats' $1.5 trillion proposal to end the government shutdown, highlighting items such as health benefits for undocumented immigrants and foreign climate projects.

Senator Tom Cotton requested an investigation into Megaspeed, a Chinese company, for potential evasion of U.S. export laws and concerns over American intellectual property and technology transfers.

Katherine Clark criticizes layoffs under the Trump administration, linking them to tax cuts for the wealthy and signaling a fight against GOP economic policy.

Trump and Vought begin mass firings in the federal government during a shutdown, sparking criticism from Senator Murray who condemns the move and calls for bipartisan talks to address government funding and healthcare costs.