National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan met with Baltic counterparts to affirm U.S. opposition to Russia's actions in Ukraine and discuss defense strategies ahead of the NATO Summit.

Jayvon Thomas, tied to a DC murder, is charged after a child accidentally shot herself with an unsecured ghost gun. He was previously charged with murder but granted pre-trial release.

Louisiana man Willard Purkell pleaded guilty to felony and misdemeanor charges for his actions during the Jan. 6 Capitol riots. His sentencing is set for September 12.

President Biden congratulated Mexico's President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum, committing to continued collaboration on democracy, security, and prosperity between the nations.

First Lady Jill Biden attended Pittsburgh's Pride festival, advocating LGBTQ+ rights and emphasizing the 2024 election stakes, highlighting President Biden's support for the community.

Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb criticizes the proposed truancy and public safety bill before the DC Council, arguing it's misaligned with the city's needs and may compromise safety.

A retired U.S. Navy Admiral and two executives were arrested for their alleged roles in a bribery scheme involving Navy contracts exchanged for employment benefits. They face up to 30 years if convicted.

A D.C. felon, Bartwone Copeland, has been sentenced to 12 years for weapons and drug offenses, including trafficking fentanyl and possessing a machinegun.

A man named Dante Gardner was arrested for a dog theft during a home invasion in Washington D.C. on New Year's Eve. The dog was returned to the owner days later.

Teenage students from Dunbar High School faced a court hearing on shooting charges that left one student injured. The suspects are held without bond, with the potential for additional charges. The defense contests the intent to kill charge.

The National Weather Service predicts clear skies, rising temperatures, and light winds for the Washington D.C. area, with conditions ideal for outdoor activities.

Cincinnati man, John Albertson, is sentenced to 13 years for distributing child pornography and plotting to abuse a child.

Nicholas Ortt of Mount Airy, Maryland, has admitted to his involvement in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. Ortt pleaded guilty to assaulting law enforcement officers and will be sentenced later this year.