A new provision tied to a federal housing package — authored by Rep. Ro Khanna — could steer Opportunity Zone grants toward converting vacant SF offices into homes. Local leaders say federal backing might finally close the financing gap.

Gen. Christopher Donahue will step down as commander of U.S. Army Europe and Africa on July 2, with Maj. Gen. Christopher Norrie to perform duties amid a Pentagon review.

The Salamander Washington DC is reportedly in talks to reflag under Marriott, a move that could remove Sheila Johnson’s brand from the Southwest Waterfront hotel. The Business Journal first reported the discussions on June 23, 2026.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced sanctions on Cuban mining companies and GAESA-linked firms, escalating pressure on Havana and foreign investors.

The Justice Department seized a cloud account used by subsidiaries of Cambodia’s Huione Group, targeting backend systems tied to a Telegram‑based marketplace for scams.

The SEC has opened a review of continuation vehicles — manager‑led secondary funds — amid questions over valuations, conflicts and disclosures as secondaries swell.

A reported bomb threat sent shoppers running from Springfield Town Center Tuesday evening as Fairfax County police and the EOD unit searched the mall.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission will relocate its headquarters from Bethesda Towers to the GAO building in downtown Washington, a move tied to the campus sale and repositioning.

Clear, comfortable morning in D.C. with highs near 82°F. Showers and thunderstorms become more likely Friday–Saturday.

In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court cleared the government to parole returning green‑card holders and pursue removal without proving disqualifying crimes at the border. The ruling stems from the Blanche v. Lau case over a 2012 parole decision.

The Energy Department unveiled $17.5B in conditional loans to bulk‑buy Westinghouse reactors and speed U.S. nuclear construction, with utilities and data‑center buyers circling.

Federal prosecutors say a Texas cardiologist ran an $89M scheme selling unnecessary heart screenings to student‑athletes and certified results without proper review. The indictment alleges billing fraud and risky, rushed signoffs.

A UNSW‑led review published in Carcinogenesis finds e‑cigarettes "likely" carcinogenic; U.S. health agencies and experts are weighing the evidence.