House Oversight Chairman Comer Defends Trump, Urges Senate Democrats to End Government Shutdown Amid Epstein Case Politics
Chairman Comer accuses Senate Democrats of causing a government shutdown and using smears about Trump's connection to Epstein as a distraction, urging them to reopen the government.
Future Heroes Inspired: DC Fire and EMS Engage with Young Minds at Maury Elementary School Visit
Elementary students visited a fire station in Washington D.C., gaining insights into firefighting from DC Fire and EMS personnel. The tour aimed to foster community relationships and inspire future public servants.
Sens. Wyden, Merkley Join Probe into Google's $22M Settlement with Trump, Suspecting Potential Quid-Pro-Quo
Senators are investigating Google's $22 million settlement with Trump, suspecting a possible quid-pro-quo influencing an antitrust ruling. They seek clarity on communications between Google and the Trump administration.
Montgomery County Council Highlights Domestic Violence Awareness, Debuts HERO Act for Firefighter Spouses
The Montgomery County Council marked Domestic Violence Awareness Month, discussed public health issues, and examined bills on firefighter benefits, police data reporting deadlines, and environmental sustainability.
Rep. Dave Min Criticizes Shift in Federal Law Enforcement Priorities from Drug Trafficking to Immigration
Rep. Dave Min criticizes the shift in federal law enforcement priorities under Trump's administration, highlighting lower prosecutions for drug trafficking and other crimes due to increased focus on immigration enforcement.












