DOJ says it will review filings that show Mexico paid an Arizona law firm roughly $7.3M to run a program defending Mexican nationals facing execution in U.S. courts.

Surfside Taco Stand has applied for a Virginia liquor license and is preparing to open at 6218 Old Dominion Drive in McLean’s Chesterbrook Shopping Center.

Bloomberg reports Boeing may announce about 500 737 MAX jets during President Trump’s March state visit to China. The potential order could accelerate Everett production and reshape Boeing’s delivery calendar.

Public filings show a hotel operator under contract to buy Watergate 600 as Elme markets the office building. The sale raises questions about reuse in Foggy Bottom.

Nintendo asked a federal trade court for refunds and interest after the Supreme Court struck down IEEPA-based tariffs, joining hundreds of importers seeking relief.

Metro will close Crystal City for ten weekends through June, with Reagan National and Potomac Yard also affected on three weekends. Free shuttles will run, but travelers should plan extra time.

A judge denied a defense motion to move the Dacara Thompson murder trial, keeping the case in Prince George's County with a September 2026 start date.

A recent intake surge has pushed Montgomery County’s Derwood shelter past capacity for large dogs. Officials say adoptions, fosters and donations are urgently needed.

A 108‑unit active‑adult complex in Fort Washington sold for $34.5M — more than twice its 2022 price, underscoring investor demand for 55+ housing near D.C. amenities.

Dense fog will slow Saturday's commute in D.C.; rain is likely after 7 p.m. with Small Craft Advisories on the bay. Temperatures climb into the 70s early next week.

Rep. Tony Gonzales withdrew his 2026 reelection bid on March 5 after admitting an affair with a former aide who later died by self-immolation; a House ethics probe is now underway.

Rob Bonta led a coalition of state attorneys general in filing a comment opposing a Census Bureau test that would include a citizenship question. The AGs say the changes could depress responses in immigrant communities and jeopardize the 2030 count.

A person was struck by a Red Line train at Brookland–CUA station Friday, forcing single-tracking between Fort Totten and Rhode Island Avenue and snarling service across the line.