The FCC barred seven people convicted in a scheme that siphoned more than $14M from E‑Rate and suspended them from federal subsidy programs for three years.

NASA will brief in Washington on implementing the National Space Policy, outlining steps for a lunar base, nuclear propulsion and a planned return to the Moon by 2028.

The 21st annual Emancipation Day parade and concert will be held at Franklin Park on April 19, reconnecting the celebration to its 1866 roots.

Federal prosecutors said there’s insufficient evidence to charge two MPD officers after a 56‑year‑old man died following an arrest on July 22, 2025.

The Supreme Court will decide whether a 1988 video‑privacy law covers pixel‑based sharing of viewing history with Facebook — a ruling that could reshape online ads and lawsuits.

A replica of the Christopher Columbus statue toppled and dumped into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor in 2020 has been installed inside the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Italian American groups signed a loan to move the piece to the White House complex.

One person died and three were injured in a three‑vehicle crash on the southbound BW Parkway north of Greenbelt Road; lanes were closed as Park Police investigated.

Two Charles County students were found with THC-containing vapes; one was hospitalized and another received a citation. Officials are urging parents to talk with kids about the risks.

A 12-year-old and a 76-year-old were among roughly 18,000 runners at the St. Jude Rock 'n' Roll DC half marathon, which threaded past the city's landmark monuments. Expo, start lines and transit advisories shaped race weekend logistics.

The Senate approved a bill to bar lawmakers from expedited TSA screening as airport lines grow amid a DHS funding lapse. The measure now moves toward the House.

If you get a CP53E letter, log into your IRS account and add your bank info within 30 days to avoid weeks‑long delays.

The Supreme Court unanimously allowed Gabriel Olivier to challenge a Brandon protest ordinance, clearing a path for him to ask a federal court to block future enforcement.

The White House released a legislative blueprint urging Congress to preempt state AI rules and favor a light regulatory touch focused on kids, energy and intellectual property.