Nelson Mullins moved its Washington team into the McPherson Building penthouse, taking roughly 40,846 square feet at 901 15th St NW.

Reston-based Broad Street Realty filed for Chapter 7; a court-appointed trustee will liquidate its shopping-center portfolio amid prior investor control. Tenants and creditors now await a timetable for sales.

The New York Times told a judge the Pentagon has undercut his March 20 order by issuing an interim press policy that restricts reporters' movement and access inside the building.

President Trump said Iran agreed to allow 20 more oil‑carrying ships through the Strait of Hormuz starting March 30; Pakistan’s foreign minister posted a similar claim, but verification is limited.

A D.C. man was indicted after prosecutors say he stabbed an MPD officer during a June 24, 2025 arrest following a CVS theft. He faces nine counts and a May 13 felony status conference.

MPD's Multiagency Nightlife Task Force patrols U Street, H Street and Connecticut Avenue on weekend nights, pairing police with traffic and licensing teams to head off fights and overcrowding.

A Shaheen‑led, bipartisan Senate delegation will visit Taiwan, then Japan and South Korea, traveling just ahead of President Trump’s summit with Xi. The trip mixes security signaling with trade and semiconductor stakes.

Eli Lilly asked the Supreme Court to narrow qui tam whistleblower rules after a trebled $183M judgment, arguing the law hands enforcement power to private litigants.

An Alaska‑based federal contractor filed WARN notices warning of more than 200 layoffs across D.C., Maryland and Virginia, with many cuts due in April.

Iran-linked hackers claim to have breached FBI Director Kash Patel’s personal email; a Justice Department official said the files appear authentic as investigators probe.

About 110,400 AirClub convertible bassinets (model QX-831) were recalled after the attachment mechanism could leave a gap that risks infant falls. Owners should stop using affected units and contact AirClub for replacement straps.

A new class‑action accuses the DOJ and Google of exposing survivors’ private information when the government released the massive Epstein file trove.

Gary Sinise will headline a National Vietnam War Veterans Day "Welcome Home" walk and concert on the National Mall this Sunday. Veterans can register for reserved seating while the public may watch the Walk for free.