Trump Media said it is in talks to spin off Truth Social and merge the platform with a SPAC after its planned merger with fusion firm TAE Technologies.

A wrong‑way driver on MD‑210 collided near the Beltway overpass, killing one and prompting a collision‑reconstruction probe.

Marketing materials for the Liberty Loan sale suggest the parcel may reach into Washington Monument grounds, raising preservation and public‑land questions.

Waymo has added lobbyists and monthly retainers as D.C.'s robotaxi rollout stalls while a long‑promised DDOT safety study remains unfinished.

Montgomery County leans on its SMILE nurse‑home visit program and community partners to tackle stark disparities in Black maternal outcomes. Local leaders want clinical care paired with social supports.

Light rain is possible Thursday across the D.C. area with pockets of overnight fog. Expect sun and warmer temperatures Friday and Saturday.

FBI Director Kash Patel says his and Susie Wiles’ phone‑call records were subpoenaed and stored in “Prohibited” files, raising fresh oversight and transparency questions.

A 32-year-old Northeast D.C. man was arrested Feb. 20 in connection with a daytime Minnesota Avenue robbery from Sept. 27; he faces a robbery (force and violence) charge.

Sen. Ted Budd and Rep. Mary Miller introduced the Stop Illegal Alien Cops Act to bar government entities from arming people in the U.S. unlawfully. Sponsors say it closes an enforcement gap exposed by recent ICE arrests.

New Red Cross data finds one in five blood donors have elevated A1C, most indicating prediabetes. Free A1C screenings for donors nationwide are scheduled in March.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal has asked Binance for records after investigators traced $1.7B in crypto flows to Iran and some staff who flagged the activity were disciplined.

Chief Warrant Officer Eric Slover, wounded in the January raid that seized Nicolás Maduro, received the Medal of Honor in the House gallery during President Trump's address. The ceremony underscored both individual valor and oversight questions.

Matthew Jemal’s Jemal Equities has been buying distressed D.C. office assets — loans, auctions and buildings — at steep discounts. The fast, hands‑on strategy could reshape parts of downtown.