The U.N. listed three Haitian gangs for recruiting, killing and maiming children after a surge of violence and displacement in 2025. The move aims to increase accountability and boost child protection.

Federal strike teams are headed to New York after the Labor Department warned the state was losing roughly $2 million a day to unemployment fraud. Officials say OIG investigators will join workplace fraud squads to freeze funds and speed recoveries.

A federal filing would require South Bow to pay $26.9M and complete roughly $40M in safety upgrades after the 2022 Mill Creek spill; the settlement is open for public comment.

The D.C. nonprofit broke ground on a $30M, 17,000-sq-ft expansion to more than double medically tailored meal production and add private nutrition counseling. The project aims to ease growing demand and keep deliveries running during construction.

Bowser rolled out two bills that pair tenant protections with changes meant to lure investment and shore up aging affordable housing.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville told TMZ he backs President Trump's vow to 'bomb Iran back to the Stone Ages' and said he trusts Trump with the nuclear codes.

Federal agencies warned that Russian state actors are exploiting weak routers worldwide; officials urge immediate hardening steps for critical infrastructure.

Incumbent Rep. Jill Tokuda centers her 2026 campaign on affordability — proposing Social Security fixes, a temporary gas-tax pause and housing rules to rein in big buyers.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a joint Pentagon‑DOJ task force to identify and refer unauthorized leaks to prosecutors. The move follows a proposal for governmentwide NDAs and recent reporter subpoenas.

The USWNT will host world champion Spain at Subaru Park on Oct. 13; presales begin July 14 and public tickets go on sale July 16.

TA Realty paid $132M for a fully leased 13‑building industrial park in Woodbridge, underscoring continued investor demand for I‑95 logistics real estate.

U.S. Capitol Police arrested a man with a firearm at the north barricade Monday; officials closed the access point while investigators collected evidence.

UC San Diego modelers show that spraying sea salt into Pacific clouds could weaken a potentially historic El Niño, but experts warn the risks, timing and politics are huge. The idea is a temporary, targeted tool — not a silver bullet.