Senators urge HHS and CMS to change regulations to protect medical residents' conscience rights against mandatory induced abortion training, advocating for an opt-in approach.

Arrest made in Northwest D.C. homicide case after a Columbia Heights shooting; victim Jermaine McGee-Holmes died, suspect Alan Wilson Jr. charged with Felony Murder.

Washington D.C. is on alert for high winds, with a Wind Advisory in effect, and faces a mix of weather conditions, including temperature changes and potential power outages.

Senator Ashley Moody actively opposes off-shore oil drilling in Florida, pushing for an extension of the drilling moratorium through 2032 with her American Shores Protection Act.

The U.S. Senate passed the ROTOR Act, led by Ted Cruz, to enhance aviation safety for military aircraft, gaining White House support and moving closer to becoming law.

CBP seized over $10 million worth of meth disguised as cereal ingredients at the Texas border, highlighting the critical role inspections play in drug interdiction.

Senator Ron Wyden voted against the NDAA, citing concerns over increased military spending without sufficient oversight and its enabling of Trump's authoritarian tendencies.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark urged for a House vote on extending ACA tax credits, noting the potential loss of healthcare for millions and criticizing Republicans for not addressing the issue.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy unveiled the National Advanced Air Mobility Strategy, aiming to revolutionize American aviation and maintain technological leadership.

A federal court ruled against the Trump-Vance administration, allowing Congress to make surprise visits to federal immigration facilities, upholding their oversight role.

Montgomery County Recreation offers Summer Camp Fairs for families to explore camp options, with interactive activities and financial aid assistance for attendees.

Mayor Muriel Bowser appointed Jeffery W. Carroll as interim Chief of Police for MPD, highlighting his extensive experience and commitment to reducing crime in DC.

Montgomery County announces holiday government closures, early library and ABS store closures, altered public transit schedules, suspended waste services, and free parking on Christmas and New Year's Day.