Israel says it killed the head of Iran’s Basij militia in a strike as the wider U.S.–Israel campaign presses into Iran and Gulf attacks roil energy markets.

A planned 70‑unit senior housing project at 1800 Hamlin St. NE is on hold after developer Cubed Partners said key tax‑credit financing evaporated. The company is seeking a three‑year extension while it lines up new capital.

A Virginia man accused of planting pipe bombs near the RNC and DNC asked a judge to toss the case, arguing Trump’s Jan. 20, 2025 pardons cover his conduct.

Alpha‑2, a 325,000‑sq‑ft Manhattan Project‑era building at Y‑12, has been torn down, clearing 2.5 acres for modernization and future national‑security projects.

Former teacher Alexandria Diggs turned late-night baking into Lou's Buns, a family-run cinnamon-bun shop with an L'Enfant Plaza counter and a Nationals Park vendor spot. The shop sells a tight rotation of inventive buns while navigating higher chocolate costs.

New Kitchens on the Block returns April 25 to Brookland's Mess Hall with previews of Itiyah, District Larder, Alfie's and more. Early-bird tickets are limited.

Ashok Bajaj is replacing Modena with Rosselli, a chef-led Italian near Metro Center featuring Chef Carlos Cardona and a U-shaped bar.

Cardinal Health’s Kendall Patient Recovery plant in Augusta will shutter in phases, affecting more than 200 jobs as ethylene oxide lawsuits and a federal rule review press the industry.

Capital One paid about $125 million for 14 acres across Route 123, consolidating control of much of Scotts Run South and reshaping Tysons development options.

A Boston federal judge paused major changes to the CDC's childhood vaccine schedule after pediatric groups sued, leaving federal guidance unsettled while the case proceeds.

Blustery, below-normal Tuesday in D.C.; highs near 43°F with gusts up to 30 mph. Small Craft Advisories run through the evening.

Federal officials ordered Sable to restart coastal pipelines that were shut after the 2015 Refugio spill; California regulators have denied park access and moved to fight back.

A Washington State University study tested 719 academic hypotheses and found ChatGPT often returned incorrect or unstable answers, prompting calls for human verification.