A man in Washington, D.C., Jeffrey M. Young-Bey, received an 11.5-year prison sentence for a real estate scam involving forged deeds and fraudulent loans.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell opened a conference focused on optimizing U.S. banking regulation, discussing the capital framework for large banks.

The House Judiciary Committee report accuses the FBI of unfairly targeting traditional Catholics as extremists, based on SPLC data, and attempting to breach priest-penitent confidentiality.

Two juveniles were arrested for a series of armed robberies in Northeast DC. They face multiple charges and the MPD is seeking further community assistance.

Florida farmers to receive $675.9 million in federal aid for hurricane recovery, announced by Agriculture Secretary Brooke L. Rollins, as part of a larger relief effort.

Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton criticizes the Appropriations bill for D.C.'s FY 2026 as restrictive, arguing it infringes on D.C.'s autonomy with cuts to the DCTAG program and interference with local laws.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of mostly sunny weather for Washington D.C., with rising temperatures reaching up to 98 degrees and potential weekend thunderstorms.

Two men were arrested for a burglary at Elite Studio and Barber, with police quickly recognizing one from surveillance footage and recovering stolen items.

A former Voice of America employee was indicted for threatening Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, facing a potential maximum of ten years imprisonment if convicted.

Annie Tomasini invoked the Fifth Amendment during her deposition with the Oversight Committee related to Biden's classified documents and alleged cognitive decline cover-up. Chairman Comer expressed frustration over witness non-cooperation.

Rep. Sam Liccardo calls for Democrats to adopt an innovation agenda in a bid to win back Silicon Valley support and counteract President Trump's restrictive tech policies.

President Trump signed the HALT Fentanyl Act to categorize fentanyl analogues as Schedule 1 drugs, aiming to close trafficking loopholes and preserve medical use.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has appointed a 12-member USDOT Advisory Board to guide infrastructure modernization in America, including seasoned experts from various transportation disciplines.