Brookfield has listed Parcel Q at The Yards — a 90,377‑SF riverfront lot at 425 Tingey St with entitlement for up to 188,603 GSF of housing or office.

About 13,500 Amana window and through‑the‑wall units were recalled over a fire and burn hazard; owners should stop using affected machines and follow the refund instructions.

South Africa’s Constitutional Court revived a long‑running rand‑rigging probe, allowing the Competition Commission to pursue claims against six major banks and sending the matter back to the Competition Tribunal.

The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship while allowing state bans on transgender girls in female sports. Oklahoma leaders praised the sports ruling but clashed over citizenship.

The Supreme Court blocked an order to strip birthright citizenship, reaffirming the 14th Amendment and the Wong Kim Ark legacy rooted in San Francisco.

United will fly nonstop from Houston to Cartagena starting Dec. 17, 2026 — four weekly 737 flights with seatback screens and planned Starlink Wi‑Fi. The route links IAH to Colombia’s Caribbean coast.

Eight five-week-old pit bull puppies were taken in a burglary on Benning Road SE. Police have a tip line and are offering a reward.

The Harbourside North office at 2900 K St NW has been listed for sale after years of vacancy and a 2024 Chapter 11. Brokers are marketing the five‑story property as a rare whole‑building opportunity in Georgetown.

A girl believed to be about 6 was found early Tuesday on Southern Avenue SE near the Maryland line; MPD released a photo and is asking for tips.

The Pentagon told Congress it will not privatize or close 178 commissaries, preserving the roughly 24% savings for military families and keeping San Antonio stores public.

The Supreme Court ruled June 30 that states may bar transgender girls from girls' and women's school sports, upholding Idaho and West Virginia laws and sending cases back to lower courts.

A new AP-NORC poll finds most Black Americans report never flying the U.S. flag, and views about Old Glory split sharply by race, age and party.

CBP opened Phase 2 of its CAPE refund portal on June 29, expanding eligibility to reconciliation‑flagged entries and adding billions more to the refund pipeline.