The White House reaffirms its commitment to conservation and outdoor traditions on National Hunting and Fishing Day, highlighting the Great American Outdoors Act and the expansion of public land access.

U.S. Rep. John McGuire introduces REMIT Act to raise remittance tax from 1% to 15%, aiming to retain funds in the U.S. Critics fear impact on immigrants and foreign economies.

Senators Schiff and Van Hollen question Trump administration's withholding of $246 million from NOAA, potentially affecting environmental and economic programs.

The US Interior Department has opened 13.1 million acres for coal leasing to boost the industry per Trump-era policies, cutting royalty rates and aiming to increase American energy jobs.

Speaker Johnson criticizes Democrats on CNN's State of the Union and Fox News for not compromising on the budget, stressing the need to prevent a government shutdown.

Federal procurement policies are updated to simplify access for small businesses to government contracts, enhancing inclusivity and competition in the marketplace.

House Republicans passed H.R. 5371 to prevent a government shutdown, urging Senate Democrats to negotiate and avoid fiscal disruption, with tensions high between the parties.

President Trump signed a memorandum to enforce federal death penalty laws more strictly in Washington D.C., targeting the city's high homicide rate as part of his administration's stance on crime.

Senator Wyden introduces the Protecting Students with Disabilities Act to ensure services for disabled students.

Mayor Bowser showcases Washington, DC's FY2026 budget, focusing on increased funding for education, public safety, housing, infrastructure, and economic growth, plus new legislative changes.

Oregon Senators Wyden and Merkley, along with other colleagues, criticize the Trump administration's plan to roll back vehicle emissions standards, highlighting environmental and public health concerns.

Chairwoman Nancy Mace requests information from Uber on their safety measures and incident reporting following reports of frequent sexual assault and misconduct on the platform.

Montgomery County invests $10 million in ECE to close the child care gap, focusing on funding, loans for providers, and support for small providers to enhance early childhood education.