The BIS rescinded an interim final rule restricting the export of civilian firearms, aiming to reduce burdens on U.S. manufacturers and boost overseas sales.

The White House reaffirms its commitment to conservation and outdoor traditions on National Hunting and Fishing Day, highlighting the Great American Outdoors Act and the expansion of public land access.

The DC Police Department is seeking information on the missing 14-year-old Tyonna Sanders, urging the public to report any leads to aid in her search.

U.S. Rep. John McGuire introduces REMIT Act to raise remittance tax from 1% to 15%, aiming to retain funds in the U.S. Critics fear impact on immigrants and foreign economies.

Senators Schiff and Van Hollen question Trump administration's withholding of $246 million from NOAA, potentially affecting environmental and economic programs.

The US Interior Department has opened 13.1 million acres for coal leasing to boost the industry per Trump-era policies, cutting royalty rates and aiming to increase American energy jobs.

DC Police seek public help to find missing 13-year-old Sa'Monie Brothers; urging anyone with information to contact them. The community is involved in the search, with flyers being distributed.

The US Chemical Safety Board provided an update on their investigation into the deadly explosion at U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works, which resulted in two deaths and several injuries.

Forecast predicts a gradual cooling in Washington D.C. with varying cloudiness and slight chance of rain, leading to sunnier conditions later in the week.

Speaker Johnson criticizes Democrats on CNN's State of the Union and Fox News for not compromising on the budget, stressing the need to prevent a government shutdown.

The MPD intensifies the hunt for the third suspect in a Northwest homicide case, releasing new images to find Naqwan Lucas after the fatal shooting of an intern.

The D.C. Police are searching for a suspect in a recent Northeast burglary where jewelry and electronics were stolen. They offer up to $1,000 for tips leading to an arrest.

A rideshare driver was allegedly almost stabbed by a passenger, Inga Hodges, in Southwest DC after an argument. Hodges was arrested and charged with assault.