The U.S. House passed a bill to prevent payments to deceased individuals, introduced by Senator Ron Wyden and supported by bipartisan efforts. It makes SSA-Treasury data sharing permanent and seeks to avoid wrongful death declarations.

Senator Wyden and colleagues are questioning the Trust for the National Mall about fundraising for a Trump White House project and potential ethical conflicts.

Senator Thom Tillis praised the appointment of five agricultural leaders to North Carolina's USDA Farm Service Agency State Committee, highlighting their extensive farming experience.

Ambassador Curtis A. Ward, known for his diplomatic work and advocacy in the Caribbean American community, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of inclusion and representation.

Montgomery County Police seek public's help to locate a missing 53-year-old man named Jehovah God Almighty; details on his appearance or whereabouts are scarce.

Ruby Jade Corado was sentenced to nearly three years in prison for misappropriating COVID-19 relief funds related to Casa Ruby, a former LGBTQ+ non-profit.

Washington D.C. faces a mix of weather, with slight rain chances and sunny days ahead. Forecast includes gusty winds and variable temperatures, per National Weather Service.

Chairman Comer initiates contempt of Congress against Bill Clinton for not complying with a subpoena regarding his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

Aubrey Canarte has been arrested and charged with the 2023 first-degree murder of Richard Ruffin, III in Washington, D.C.

Congresswoman Escobar supports impeaching DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, citing allegations of profiling, excessive force, oversight obstruction, and a recent ICE shooting incident.

Montgomery County Council honored Muslim and Korean American heritage and discussed appointments for merit system and labor roles.

CFPB and DOJ withdrew a joint statement on noncitizen credit access, clarifying considerations of immigration status by lenders under fair lending laws.

Montgomery County announces transportation schedule changes for Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, including free public parking and modified Ride On bus service.