Senators Probe Trump Administration Over Shift of Federal Agents from Violent Crime to Immigration
Senators, led by Ron Wyden, question the impact of reallocating federal agents from violent crime to immigration enforcement, stressing the potential compromise to public safety and national security.
Democratic Whip Katherine Clark Condemns Trump's Role in Jan 6th Insurrection on 5-Year Anniversary
Democratic Whip Katherine Clark reflects on the 5-year anniversary of the January 6th insurrection, criticizing Trump's influence on the event and stressing the importance of defending democracy.
DC Police Seek Public's Help to Locate Missing 15-Year-Old Sa’Renitee Wilson in Southeast Washington
DC Police are searching for 15-year-old Sa’Renitee Wilson, last seen in the southeast of the city, and have issued an alert for her safe return. They urge anyone with information to contact them.
Washington D.C. Set for a Sunny Reprieve After Foggy Start According to National Weather Service
Washington D.C. experiences foggy conditions with subsequent clearing and mild temperatures, according to the National Weather Service, with rain expected Friday and Saturday, followed by a return to sunnier weather.
Metropolitan Police Arrest Juvenile Suspect in Southeast D.C. Armed Robbery Linked to Social Media Sale
A juvenile was arrested by the Metropolitan Police after an armed robbery during a social media sale in Southeast D.C., with the recovery of firearms and promotion of Safe Exchange Zones for secure transactions.
Montgomery County Makes Major Advances in Climate Action Plan Under Leadership of Marc Elrich and Natali Fani-González
Montgomery County’s Climate Action Plan shows significant progress, with 80 of 84 actions initiated. Highlights include zero-fare buses, electric vehicles, a Net Zero school, 5,000 trees planted, and 19.5MW of clean energy supported.
Montgomery County Bolsters Food Recovery Efforts with New Infrastructure and Funding to Support 106,000 Residents Monthly
Montgomery County is enhancing its Food Recovery Network to improve food waste reduction and address hunger, by providing funding and infrastructure such as refrigerated vehicles and storage units.
Senator Thom Tillis Names Daniel Keylin Chief of Staff as Shil B. Patel Moves to Private Sector
Senator Thom Tillis has named longtime advisor Daniel Keylin as Chief of Staff, following Shil B. Patel’s departure to a private-sector role. Keylin has served on Tillis’s team since 2014, while Patel moves on to lead Ranger Global, an investment firm.
Oil Spill Outrage: U.S. Department of Transportation Slaps Panther Operating with Mega $9.6M Fine for Alleged Pipeline Neglect
The U.S. Department of Transportation proposes a $9.6 million fine against Panther Operating Company, LLC for pipeline safety violations following a major oil spill.












