Chairman Comer praised the Trump White House for creating a COVID-19 investigations page, highlighting transparency and accountability in the government's pandemic response.

The White House issued an executive order to strengthen U.S. seafood competitiveness by addressing regulations, unfair trade, and adopting modern technology, targeting a $20 billion seafood trade deficit.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed a $150 million grant for a new road and Port of Entry in Otay Mesa, prioritizing border security and efficient trade over Green New Deal provisions.

The article details the experiences of Ride On transit service users in Montgomery County, highlighting the impact of public transportation on their lives through the "What Drives You" campaign.

The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous outlook for Washington D.C., predicting severe evening thunderstorms and strong winds, advising caution for residents and mariners.

Four suspects charged with a daytime Chanel store robbery in D.C., involving disorienting employees with a fire extinguisher, stealing goods, and assaulting an officer.

A Key West man pleaded guilty to smuggling firearms to Haiti, facing up to 20 years in prison and $1 million in fines. He smuggled guns in vehicle shipments, hiding them with food to evade detection.

A D.C. resident with a prior criminal record faces federal gun charges for having a modified fully automatic Glock. The arrest under the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative highlights the crackdown on gun violence and illegal firearms in the city.

Senators Wyden and Merkley criticize OPM for failing to provide health care benefits to reinstated federal workers in Oregon, highlighting cases of severe medical need.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy supports Trump's plan to boost the maritime industry with investments and technology via the Maritime Action Plan.

Republican lawmakers, including Jim Jordan and Charles Grassley, request documents from Ivy League schools to investigate potential tuition price collusion.

A 29-year-old D.C. man, Dewayne Keith Miles, was indicted for discharging a firearm, possession of an illegal gun, and ammo after a crime incident investigated by MPD and ATF.

Federal real estate waste was exposed during a subcommittee field hearing, highlighting costly unused properties and urging reform to right-size the portfolio.