Peakline is racing to raise $1.3B for a two-track Opportunity Zone fund ahead of OZ 2.0, betting rural incentives will reshape where capital lands. The firm is moving now to align projects with the new map.

Rep. Nancy Mace filed a resolution to bar naturalized citizens from Congress and other federal posts, touching dozens of lawmakers and prompting swift backlash.

The National Gallery’s Jazz in the Garden returns with an 'American Sounds' lineup of Appalachian folk, Creole jazz, brass bands and more across Friday nights this summer.

Microsoft released Defender engine and platform updates after two zero‑day flaws were spotted in the wild; CISA added the CVEs to its KEV list and set a June 3 federal remediation deadline.

Pentagon reviewers are reconsidering an $80M OSC loan to ReElement, touching off a rare White House‑Pentagon dispute over how to build a domestic rare‑earth supply chain. The outcome will test the government’s approach to industrial finance.

The Washington Post plans to give back roughly half of its One Franklin Square office space amid staff cuts, a change that could add large blocks of K Street inventory.

A proposed 20-cent delivery surcharge in D.C. could raise nearly $7M for grocery-access programs, driver supports and restaurant relief, but the Council has not decided.

Planners say an expanded Freedom 250 fireworks show could force large stretches of the Potomac and Anacostia off limits to boaters, threatening holiday revenue for marinas.

Hyundai is recalling 421,078 U.S. vehicles because a front‑camera software bug can trigger unexpected automatic braking. Dealers will install a free update; owners should check their VIN with NHTSA.

A JAMA study and a federal advisory link late‑night phone use to widespread teen sleep loss, and a UW Health doctor outlines steps parents can try tonight.

A Glymont Middle School student was found with a knife after a bus driver reported a sliced seat. The student faces a juvenile weapon charge and school discipline while police investigate.

A United flight from Newark diverted to the Washington area after a passenger tried to open a door at 36,000 feet, the pilot told controllers. FBI agents met the jet at Dulles and investigators are reviewing the incident.

The Justice Department is temporarily assigning USCIS attorneys to U.S. attorney’s offices to accelerate denaturalization cases, part of a broader enforcement push that critics say faces high legal hurdles.