President Trump Signs Proclamation Granting Regulatory Relief to Coal-Fired Power Plants Amid Emission Standards Debate
Trump signed a proclamation granting coal plants a two-year reprieve from stricter emission standards, citing national security and the lack of viable technology. Critics raised environmental and health concerns.
House Oversight Chairman Urges D.C. Council to Greenlight RFK Stadium Redevelopment Before Recess
Chairman James Comer urged the D.C. Council to hasten approval of the RFK Stadium redevelopment before their August recess, emphasizing the need to avoid jeopardizing the project's timely progress and economic benefits.
House Oversight Chairman Comer Probes Bloomberg Philanthropies and NYU Law Center for Alleged Partisan Influence on State Attorneys General
Chairman James Comer investigates Bloomberg Philanthropies and NYU's State Impact Center for alleged partisanship and improper influence on state attorneys general.
Arlington Police Seeks Resident Participation in Summer 2025 Community Meetings on Safety and Awareness
Arlington County Police Department invites locals to their Summer 2025 Quarterly Community Meetings to discuss crime trends, scams, and safety, and encourages pre-submitted questions for a tailored experience.
Biden Aide Clams Up in Deposition Video, Pleading the Fifth on President's Mental State and Secret Power Plays
Anthony Bernal invoked the Fifth Amendment during a deposition about alleged misdeeds in the Biden administration, remaining silent on key questions about presidential protocols and Biden's health.
Sen. Cramer and Gov. Armstrong Tackle Rural-Urban Infrastructure Needs at Senate Hearing in Washington, D.C.
Senator Kevin Cramer led discussions on the Surface Transportation Reauthorization Bill, focusing on EV fees and permitting, and introduced North Dakota Governor Kelly Armstrong as a key witness to provide a rural perspective on infrastructure.












