The U.S. Attorney's Office charged 24 people with federal gun crimes in Washington D.C. under the 'Make D.C. Safe Again' initiative, stemming from a Trump Executive Order.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced the withdrawal of a $63.9 million grant from the Texas High-Speed Rail Project, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and calling for private funding if the project is to proceed.

Chairman Comer investigates 23andMe's bankruptcy due to concerns over the security of Americans' genetic information and potential risks from foreign entities like the CCP.

A 13-year-old boy turned himself in for a robbery on Irving Street NW, D.C.; one suspect still at large. MPD offers rewards for information leading to an arrest.

The NWS issued a Wind Advisory for Washington D.C. and surrounding areas, with 45-50 mph gusts, and a Gale Warning for local waters; conditions may cause disruptions and power outages.

Suspect arrested in Southeast D.C. for a March 11 shooting after MPD investigation and surveillance footage review.

Michael Kratsios, from the Office of Science and Technology Policy, spoke at the Endless Frontiers Retreat on the Trump administration's plan to boost US science and industry, but provided few details on implementation.

Trump and Bukele's meeting emphasized their concerted efforts in deporting violent criminals, including confirmed gang members, underscoring a strict crime prevention stance.

The Emancipation Day parade in Washington D.C. was celebrated, with anticipation for the African American Civil War Memorial Museum's reopening on July 18.

AG Schwalb ordered RubiRides Technologies to refund customers and pay $50,000 for operating without a license and failing to provide promised services.

An unmarked DC police car was shot with an officer inside; the officer was unharmed. Two juveniles fled the scene and remain at large. Nearby, another shooting wounded two men. No connection between the incidents has been established.

The MPD shared a post capturing their role in the National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade in Washington D.C., highlighting community engagement and celebration under blue skies.

A felon, Raymond Davon Benson, is indicted for illegal firearm possession in Washington, D.C., as part of the "Make D.C. Safe Again" initiative targeting gun violence.