The Supreme Court on May 26 sided with the Trump administration on a procedural question in a suit by immigration judges over a speech‑approval rule, sending the case back to lower courts. The ruling was unsigned and leaves the constitutional fight unresolved.

A 58‑year‑old was arrested after a road‑rage shooting near the Georgia and Missouri NW Walmart that left another driver injured. Police say he’s charged with assault with a dangerous weapon while detectives seek witnesses.

A Southeast D.C. row‑home fire sent a firefighter to the hospital and displaced three adults, two children and a cat.

The Federal Reserve and FDIC said the eight largest U.S. banks and 56 foreign banking organizations filed credible resolution plans and corrected prior derivatives weaknesses. Regulators published feedback letters saying no shortcomings were found in the 2025 submissions.

Anthony Eugene Robinson was sentenced to life in prison for two 2021 Harrisonburg murders. Investigators still probe possible linked deaths in Fairfax County and D.C.

An 18-year-old was indicted on 69 counts after a Jan. 22 Metrobus dispute turned into gunfire at a Northwest D.C. bus stop that wounded five people.

Hyundai is recalling 421,078 U.S. vehicles because a front‑camera software bug can trigger unexpected automatic braking. Dealers will install a free update; owners should check their VIN with NHTSA.

About 121,340 ORB Funkee sand‑filled "Monkee" squeeze toys sold at Walmart and Ollie's are being recalled after tests found trace tremolite asbestos in the sand.

An unfinished 192‑page DNC autopsy has been released, prompting apologies from the chair and fresh questions about party strategy and leadership.

A Bowie police sergeant's two‑day bench trial over a 2024 roadside shooting wrapped up on Tuesday in Prince George’s County.

MWAA is allocating about $17M to modernize parking at Reagan National and Dulles, adding license‑plate readers and mobile‑wallet payments to speed exits.

A woman and a juvenile were shot Tuesday in Northwest D.C.'s 16th Street Heights; police say investigators are asking the public to call the anonymous tip line.

Tishman Speyer has sent the $450M loan on International Square to a special servicer ahead of its August maturity, highlighting refinancing strain in D.C.’s office market. The move follows years of slipping cash flow at the three‑tower complex.