DeepMind Chief Wants D.C. To Run The World’s AI Cops
Demis Hassabis is pitching a U.S.-led, industry-funded watchdog to test frontier AI models before release; the plan follows recent export-control clashes and model gating.
Dantes Cuts St. Elizabeths East Project to 241 Units
Dantes Partners' affiliate shrank the Parcel 13 plan at St. Elizabeths East to about 241 units, a sharp reduction from earlier proposals after the prior developer closed. The amended term sheet adds senior housing and retail and extends the project's timeline.
Haitian Kids In The Crosshairs As U.N. Slaps Three Gangs On Shame List
The U.N. listed three Haitian gangs for recruiting, killing and maiming children after a surge of violence and displacement in 2025. The move aims to increase accountability and boost child protection.
Feds Hit New York With Fraud Strike Team as Jobless Scams Drain $2 Million a Day
Federal strike teams are headed to New York after the Labor Department warned the state was losing roughly $2 million a day to unemployment fraud. Officials say OIG investigators will join workplace fraud squads to freeze funds and speed recoveries.
Food & Friends Breaks Ground On $30M Expansion In D.C.
The D.C. nonprofit broke ground on a $30M, 17,000-sq-ft expansion to more than double medically tailored meal production and add private nutrition counseling. The project aims to ease growing demand and keep deliveries running during construction.












