The House Oversight Committee released records from Jeffrey Epstein's estate, with Chairman Comer criticizing Democrats for politicizing the information and emphasizing Republicans' commitment to justice.

Rep. Byron Donalds discussed his "FEMA Independence Act" on FOX 4, criticizing current disaster response inefficiencies and suggesting Trump understands FEMA's needed reforms.

Senators Grassley and Lankford reintroduced the Prevent Government Shutdowns Act to ensure fiscal responsibility and deter shutdowns by keeping Congress in session until funding solutions are found.

Mayor Bowser launches 'Fast Beauty,' a program aimed at easing the path for entrepreneurs in Washington, DC's beauty industry, alongside the opening of Yeleen Beauty Makerspace.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran facing deportation by the Trump administration, may be sent to Eswatini, after initial plans for deportation to Uganda changed due to legal issues.

The US Mint will release the 2025 Morgan and Peace Dollar Proof Coins on September 11, with limited mintages and a household order cap for the first 24 hours. They are priced at $95 each.

The House passed an amendment to expedite dredging of the Essex River, a project underscored by Congressman Moulton and supported by bipartisan agreement.

Rep. Glenn Grothman announced a hearing titled "Better Meals, Fewer Pills: Making Our Children Healthy Again" to address American children's health crisis, focusing on nutrition, activity, and medication use.

Senator Tammy Baldwin's report warns of significant health care cost hikes and coverage loss if ACA tax credits expire, impacting millions of Americans, particularly vulnerable groups.

The US Department of Transportation granted $86 million to support state pipeline safety initiatives, overseen by PHMSA, for inspection and oversight efforts.

Mayor Bowser invites residents and visitors to explore a range of events in Downtown DC, emphasizing community and the area's vibrancy, with a focus on revitalization.

The U.S. Attorney General announced indictments for twelve people involved in a large operation smuggling Cuban nationals into the U.S., involving alien smuggling, asylum fraud, and money laundering.

The House Oversight Committee is investigating CVS Health for potentially using patient data to lobby against a Louisiana bill without authorization, raising privacy concerns.