Emergency crews evaluated about 10 students at Friendship Collegiate on Tuesday after a reported fight; officials say an irritant suspected to be pepper spray affected multiple students.

A proposed $400 million federal cut to Hanford cleanup would pause demolitions, delay water and power upgrades, and threaten court‑ordered timelines for treating tank waste.

Deere agreed to deposit $99 million into a settlement fund and pledged expanded repair access as part of a proposed deal that resolves a 2022 class action. The company still faces a separate FTC enforcement case.

Troutman Pepper reached a settlement in principle with former associate Gita Sankano, ending a federal suit that accused the firm of race-based bias and retaliatory firing.

The FCC added foreign-made consumer routers to its Covered List, blocking new models from receiving U.S. authorization. Existing devices remain usable but future upgrades may slow.

Freeze Warning for early Wednesday in D.C.; bring tender plants inside and protect outdoor plumbing.

Newly released emails show U.S. Marshals waived requirements to deputize Elon Musk's private security while he led DOGE. The records raise oversight and liability questions.

A 10‑year‑old was seriously hurt when a dirt bike struck him in a D.C. bike lane. His mother and neighbors are pushing for tougher enforcement and better protections for bike lanes.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to review a Muscogee Nation member's tax appeal, leaving an Oklahoma ruling that narrows McGirt and upholds state income taxes.

Police arrested a 30-year-old in Camp Springs after investigators linked him to two gun incidents in Southeast D.C.; authorities say property was damaged but no one was hurt.

The FAA’s new budget asks for funding to add 2,300 air‑traffic controller trainees as the agency races to close a shortfall and fix academy failures. The plan pairs higher pay with expanded academy seats and watchdog scrutiny.

The King Fahd Causeway was closed after threats from Iran as President Trump's deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz nears, raising security and market concerns.

Vice President J.D. Vance landed in Budapest to meet Viktor Orbán and speak at a campaign rally days before Hungary's April 12 vote. The visit is a high‑stakes show of U.S. support for an embattled leader.