Rep. Sam Graves announced March 27, 2026 he will retire after 26 years in Congress, opening Missouri's 6th District to a competitive GOP primary.

Vice President J.D. Vance pressed Benjamin Netanyahu in a tense call this week as the White House debates whether to send thousands more troops to the Middle East.

After a $28M lender‑facilitated buy in June 2025, 300 M Street SE has added more than 60,000 square feet of defense‑industry leases, lifting occupancy to about 60%.

A D.C. judge cleared the way for a rare Endangered Species Committee meeting that could exempt Gulf oil and gas from ESA protections. Conservationists warn the move risks the Rice’s whale.

More than 7 million borrowers in the SAVE plan were told to prepare to resume payments this summer as the Education Department moves to unwind the program. Notices and a 90‑day choice window are planned.

Iran-linked hackers claim to have breached FBI Director Kash Patel’s personal email; a Justice Department official said the files appear authentic as investigators probe.

About 110,400 AirClub convertible bassinets (model QX-831) were recalled after the attachment mechanism could leave a gap that risks infant falls. Owners should stop using affected units and contact AirClub for replacement straps.

The White House unveiled a package of biofuel mandates, diesel and equipment guidance and loan guarantees aimed at easing fuel and fertilizer pain for U.S. farmers.

The CPSC and Vive Health recalled about 122,000 adult bed rails after two entrapment deaths; owners should stop using affected models and follow Vive Health's refund steps.

As Sen. Josh Hawley pushes to strip FDA approval of mifepristone, many Republicans warn a nationwide ban could hurt the party in November 2026.

Beijing launched two trade probes into U.S. practices after Washington opened sweeping Section 301 investigations. The move could become leverage in talks and jolt green‑energy supply chains.

The Treasury announced President Trump’s signature will appear on future U.S. paper currency to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary, a first for a sitting president that has drawn immediate criticism.

A new class‑action accuses the DOJ and Google of exposing survivors’ private information when the government released the massive Epstein file trove.