House Republicans endorse a nationwide abortion ban without exceptions for rape or incest in their proposed budget, challenging reproductive rights and access to health services.

VP Kamala Harris highlights federal investments in Puerto Rico's economic revival during her visit, citing over $140 billion in aid and job growth achievements.

Washington D.C. police collected 55 illegal firearms in a week as part of efforts to combat gun violence, including patrols and specialized unit operations.

President Biden has declared a major disaster in Rhode Island after severe weather, providing federal funds for recovery efforts in affected counties, with assistance including housing grants and loans for property losses.

The National Council on the Arts' 212th meeting is on March 27, 2024, open to the public with registration and available via livestream, discussing nonprofit performing arts challenges and future.

The Biden-Harris Administration detailed their commitment to global democratic renewal at the Seoul Summit, including a multi-billion dollar funding plan and initiatives against spyware misuse.

Floyd Neal pleaded guilty to a series of 2021 pharmacy robberies in Virginia and Maryland, admitting to federal robbery and firearms charges. His sentencing is set for June 2024.

Sam Hauser of the Celtics scored 10 three-pointers in a 130-104 win over the Wizards, while Payton Pritchard had a career-high 13 assists. The Celtics set a franchise record for three-pointers in a half.

ISU promotes campus safety through programs like Redbird AWARE and R.A.D., with the police department offering 14 safety courses and engaging in community-building efforts.

VP Harris to meet with Guatemala's President Arévalo at the White House to discuss migration and bolster bilateral ties.

President Biden signed an Executive Order to prioritize women's health in federal research, including investing $12 billion in a new NIH Fund, launching a White House initiative, and expanding research across various agencies.

The Metropolitan Police Department has reported a surge of arrests in Washington, DC for unauthorized vehicle use and auto theft, involving both adults and juveniles in various neighborhoods.

Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb secures a $3 million settlement from Arise Virtual Solutions over alleged wage theft, impacting over 250 workers in D.C.