Institute staff flagged a man fleeing police who ran inside a public exhibit space on 16th Street; officers arrested him Saturday and security video circulated. No injuries were reported.

Airstrikes on Sunday killed three Palestinians in Gaza, including two police officers in Khan Younis, underscoring how fragile the October 2025 truce remains. Medics and officials offer conflicting accounts as diplomats watch closely.

Jurors heard that one defendant allegedly bragged after stabbing Ian Watkins inside HMP Wakefield on October 11, 2025; both men deny the charges. The opening statements focused on CCTV, witness accounts and motive.

Two men were wounded in separate D.C. shootings on May 9; MPD says both incidents are under investigation and no arrests were reported.

A Washington commuter says he was attacked without warning on a Red Line train on Cinco de Mayo and needed staples for head wounds. Metro Transit Police are investigating.

Bowie’s City Council approved an 18-cent property tax increase after cuts and rising public-safety costs left a roughly $20M budget shortfall. Leaders say more action may be needed.

The Justice Department filed a proposed settlement forcing Agri Stats to stop sharing nonpublic meat‑processing data and to open most reports to U.S. buyers.

Federal regulators and the DOJ are probing hundreds of millions in well‑timed oil bets placed minutes before major Iran‑related announcements, data show.

Judge Amit Mehta denied Google’s bid to pause a court order that would force limited sharing of search data with rivals, saying implementation is likely months away.

BID data released at the State of Downtown forum show nearly 6,000 downtown job losses in 2025 and leaders warned fading foot traffic and federal cuts could tip the district into a downturn.

A CRFB white paper would cap Social Security at $50,000 for singles and $100,000 for couples, affecting about 1 million recipients and promising up to $190 billion in savings. CBO warns the trust fund could force steep cuts by 2032 without action.

Joesley Batista, a JBS co-owner, is reported to have helped arrange Lula's White House meeting with Trump, spotlighting corporate influence and a $5M Pilgrim’s Pride donation.

A national Hartford Institute study found median U.S. worship attendance rose to 70 in 2025, the first uptick in decades. Researchers call the change uneven and cautious optimism.