DOJ says 13 domains posing as consulting firms targeted security‑cleared Americans for paid reports. FBI takeover pages are now live on the seized sites.

A late-night double shooting on Banner Lane NW left one man dead and a juvenile girl hospitalized; police are searching for a suspect and asking for tips.

DHS bought the former Big Lots warehouse in Tremont and plans a multi‑thousand‑bed ICE center; Pennsylvania regulators have blocked water and sewer while plans and appeals play out.

An excerpt from a forthcoming book says top Trump aides gathered in the White House Situation Room to manage fallout from the Epstein files, prompting renewed scrutiny.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi asked Goldman CEO David Solomon for answers after reports the bank would keep Kathy Ruemmler as an adviser despite DOJ files linking her to Jeffrey Epstein.

Oregon joined a multistate lawsuit saying President Trump’s DEI executive order will punish federal contractors and could disrupt services Oregonians rely on.

Ford is recalling 548,463 Expeditions after console chrome trim can peel and create sharp edges; dealers will replace affected parts free.

Trump told reporters he “loves” inflation after May’s CPI jumped to 4.2%, a comment that roiled markets and critics as energy costs pushed prices higher.

Heat Advisory in D.C. Thursday, June 11, 2026: highs near 95°F and heat index up to 105°F. Find cooling centers and safety tips inside.

The GSA announced on June 10 that it sold the Old Post Office at 1100 Pennsylvania Ave NW to BDT & MSD Partners, with covenants to protect the clock tower and public art.

DDOT is seeking public comment on a restriping plan for 18th Street NW in Adams Morgan, weighing a hardscaped median versus painted bike lanes. The survey is open through June 26, 2026 and construction is tentatively planned for August.

The DOJ says UC Davis School of Medicine used a socioeconomic "Davis Scale" to reshape classes by race; UC Davis says it strongly disagrees and settlement talks are planned.

Consumer Reports and Yuka tested common snacks and found additive levels that raise long‑term exposure concerns; the group is urging the FDA to set clearer limits.