Oregon lawmakers criticize the EPA's suggestion of possibly declassifying greenhouse gases as a health threat, emphasizing the detrimental impact on their state and the necessity of the Endangerment Finding for public and environmental well-being.

HHS plans to shut down a University of Miami Health System organ procurement division due to serious issues discovered, including a tragic clerical error that rejected a donated heart.

Rep. Chris Smith met with Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, praising his leadership and resilience, and submitted a tribute in the Congressional Record acknowledging his efforts for religious dialogue and freedom.

A third suspect was arrested in connection with the 2024 Dunbar Road homicide case, following an investigation into the shooting death of 18-year-old Alexander Ariel Pavon-Rios.

Indiana Rep. Messmer announced the House passage of the FAST VETS Act aimed at aiding veterans' return to the workforce, enhancing the VR&E program's flexibility for those with service-connected disabilities.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark criticized House Republicans for their budget proposal, claiming it would cut health coverage and raise premiums, which she contrasted with the Democratic goal of protecting healthcare.

The FAA has added Embry-Riddle's Prescott campus to its AT-CTI program, aiming to better train air traffic controllers. Over 8,300 applicants have advanced to FAA testing, supporting the National Airspace System's safety.

Police are seeking a suspect in the fatal shooting of Allen Shropshire in Northeast Washington, D.C., and are asking for community assistance in the investigation.

New initiatives by the U.S. Department of Transportation aim to improve truck drivers' quality of life through two pilot programs focused on hours-of-service flexibility and sleeper berth options.

The CMS introduces the $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program to improve healthcare in rural America, marking the largest investment of its kind, with states invited to apply for funding.

The Trump administration has requested $58 million for enhanced security for U.S. officials after recent threats and incidents, including the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

House Republicans are addressing rising juvenile crime rates in Washington, D.C. by proposing legislation that redefines "youth" and mandates public display of crime statistics, aiming to enforce stricter sentencing.

MPD seeks public assistance to identify suspects in a daylight robbery on New Hampshire Avenue and offers a reward for information leading to an arrest.