Commander-in-Chief Biden Bolsters Burn Pit Victims, New Cancers Covered for Veterans
President Biden announces the addition of certain cancers to the list of conditions presumed to be caused by military burn pit exposure, facilitating veterans to claim benefits. The move follows commitments under the PACT Act and his Unity Agenda.
Montgomery County Council VP Jawando Calls for Pause on Zoning Overhaul Amid Affordable Housing Debate
Montgomery County Council Vice President Will Jawando calls for a pause on zoning changes under the Attainable Housing Strategies Initiative, citing concerns over potential impacts on schools, infrastructure, and affordability.
President Biden Lauds Prime Minister Trudeau, Affirms Robust U.S.-Canada Alliance
President Biden praised Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau for their strong partnership on issues like COVID-19, climate change, and economic strategy, calling the U.S.-Canada alliance robust and commending Trudeau's leadership.
Washington D.C. Celebrates 50 years of Home Rule with Councilmember Swearing-In Ceremony set Today
D.C. prepares for new councilmembers' swearing-in on Jan 2, 2025, marking 50 years under Home Rule. The event at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center includes historic reflections and council activities.
AG Schwalb Leads Coalition of 20 Attorneys General Urging Supreme Court to Uphold Voting Rights Act in Louisiana Case
Attorney General Schwalb leads a coalition of 20 state attorneys general to urge the U.S. Supreme Court to allow states to enforce the VRA in redistricting cases, such as Louisiana v. Callais.
Metropolitan Police Probe Fatal Stabbing in Dupont Circle, Public's Help Sought
MPD is investigating a fatal stabbing that occurred in Dupont Circle on December 30, 2024, resulting in the death of 36-year-old Dominique Ratiff. The police are seeking public assistance and offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.












