The American Cancer Society added Guardant’s Shield blood test as a screening option for adults 45 and older, while reaffirming colonoscopy and stool tests remain best at preventing cancer.

Bruce Springsteen closes his Land Of Hope And Dreams American Tour at Nationals Park on May 27. Tom Morello will join the E Street Band for select songs in the D.C. finale.

The Line Austin was flagged for a June foreclosure auction after an alleged $172M loan default, joining sister Line hotels in D.C. and L.A. that lenders already seized.

A 39-year-old Shippensburg woman has been charged with homicide by vehicle after a crash on Molly Pitcher Highway that left a man dead. A preliminary hearing is set for June 2.

Brookfield sold the ground lease to 3 Bethesda Metro Center to In‑Rel for $20M, a dramatic markdown from the $150.1M Brookfield paid in 2011. The buyer plans a capital program to reposition the building.

DOJ records and reporting show Epstein courted Venezuelan oil brokers and funded a Havana neuroscience conference, tying him to sanctioned traders and an Argentine jet case.

A former DOJ IT contractor was sentenced after prosecutors say he ordered and resold thousands of government phones, costing taxpayers more than $1.3 million.

Oregon senators joined a Padilla‑led letter urging the White House to remove Kurt Olsen, saying he pushed debunked fraud theories and exceeded special‑employee limits.

At an Anacostia meeting, Mayor Bowser defended a summer juvenile curfew and warned some programs may face cuts while residents demanded better safety and grocery access.

A minor was found shot Tuesday night on the 4700 block of Georgia Avenue NW; police say he is conscious and are searching for a dark‑tinted sedan.

Washington told NATO it will shrink the pool of U.S. jets, strategic bombers and some ships available in wartime. The recalibration pushes Europe to supply more conventional forces.

Overall staples in the DMV are mostly steady, but branded eggs, some meats and berries are pushing certain carts much higher. Store and brand choices still drive big gaps at checkout.

Vice President J.D. Vance brought more than a dozen GOP attorneys general to the White House to tout billions in fraud referrals and new DOJ funding while Democrats balked at short notice.