Trulieve will begin trading on the NYSE as TRLV on June 10. The uplisting follows a corporate carve‑out and federal rescheduling of medical marijuana.

Baltimore's Llamas' Corner has opened a coffee bar at 705 8th St SE on Barracks Row, offering organic coffee, boba, paninis and branded merch. Neighborhood coverage and the shop's ordering page show menu and hours are settling.

The Justice Department has scaled back a longtime Election Day command center, canceled trainings and removed a key prosecutorial manual — moves that have lawmakers and former prosecutors sounding alarms before Nov. 3, 2026.

FEMA will provide $60,493,661.51 to replace Jasper‑Troupsburg’s flood‑damaged junior/senior high and fund mitigation to move critical facilities out of the floodplain.

A Bakersfield congressman put language into a federal transportation bill that would limit when ride‑hailing apps can be sued, as Uber spends tens of millions in California.

A new federally commissioned study finds health risks rise after one drink a day and recommends one drink or fewer, while the 202520130 Dietary Guidelines omitted numeric limits.

The State Department will pilot a July–December program letting some B‑1/B‑2 applicants pay $750 for expedited interview slots; paying speeds scheduling but not approval.

A federal judge vacated IRS guidance that had blocked a long‑used 5% safe harbor, potentially reopening a path for Oregon wind and solar projects to claim federal tax credits ahead of a July 4 deadline.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds Trump at about 35% approval while 59% of Americans expect gas prices to worsen, underscoring midterm pocketbook worries.

Cloudy morning, highs near the low‑80s today. Heat spikes Thursday–Friday with a chance of strong storms and heat‑relief resources available.

The Pentagon expanded its 1260H list to include Alibaba, BYD, Baidu and Unitree, broadening U.S. scrutiny of Chinese tech firms and triggering new procurement limits. The changes carry near‑term contract and reputational consequences.

Mayor Bowser broke ground Monday on Canopy Row at Walter Reed, a 141-home townhome phase the city says will expand homeownership options in Ward 4.

Two separate shootings in D.C. Monday night left two people injured in incidents about 15 minutes apart. Police say both victims were conscious and are asking for tips.