Producer prices jumped 1.1% in May and 6.5% year‑over‑year, led by a dramatic gasoline spike. The print raises the odds that the Fed will hold rates longer.

Heat Advisory in D.C. Thursday, June 11, 2026: highs near 95°F and heat index up to 105°F. Find cooling centers and safety tips inside.

Consumer Reports and Yuka tested common snacks and found additive levels that raise long‑term exposure concerns; the group is urging the FDA to set clearer limits.

Nevada’s Secretary of State says partial results from nine counties were briefly visible to a few media outlets after a secure site remained linked to a testing environment.

The FBI says a nationwide HSTF surge since April led to 1,343 arrests and major drug, gun and cash seizures.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Wednesday in D.C.; heavy downpours and gusts could slow commutes. A sharp heat spike follows Thursday–Friday with heat indices near 104°F.

The Justice Department has scaled back a longtime Election Day command center, canceled trainings and removed a key prosecutorial manual — moves that have lawmakers and former prosecutors sounding alarms before Nov. 3, 2026.

A Bakersfield congressman put language into a federal transportation bill that would limit when ride‑hailing apps can be sued, as Uber spends tens of millions in California.

A former MPD officer linked to PPP fraud has seen a conviction, an appeals remand and fresh reporting that could affect sentencing or a retrial.

Two separate incidents in Southeast D.C. on June 6 left a woman and a man hospitalized; police arrested suspects near both scenes. Investigations are ongoing.

Rockville police warned Saturday after a fox believed to be rabid attacked a man and his dog in Potomac Woods and later targeted another dog in Horizon Hills. Residents should supervise pets and report sightings.

Hot Sunday in DC with highs near 93°F and a few isolated afternoon showers. Gusty northwest winds and a Small Craft Advisory could affect boats and bridges.

The D.C. Council advanced a permanent rewrite of the Open Meetings Act that narrows when meetings must be public, adds carve-outs and requires after‑the‑fact notices for some gatherings.