The USDA's NASS has announced it will discontinue the Mink and Agricultural Labor Surveys to improve efficiency and reduce unnecessary data collection burdens.

Rep. Byron Donalds spoke about the Minneapolis school shooting, mental health issues, and the revamp of Union Station, criticizing political responses and emphasizing the need for serious mental health consideration.

The White House honored law enforcement for drug trafficking efforts, praising individuals and groups including the Bitcoin Fog Trial Team and the U.S. Coast Guard for significant achievements.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich will join a ribbon-cutting for 20 affordable townhomes in Montgomery Village, in partnership with local housing agencies.

The US Interior Department is expanding hunting and fishing access across national refuges and hatcheries, affecting over 87,000 acres starting September 2, 2025.

The FHFA approved Rocket Companies' acquisition of Mr. Cooper Group, imposing a rule that no single market participant can have over 20% of the servicing market of Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac.

Providence Seaside Hospital in Oregon plans to close its labor and delivery services, prompting concerns from state officials about the impact on local healthcare access.

U.S. house prices saw a modest 2.9% year-over-year increase, with some regional variances and slight monthly cooling, indicating a mixed housing market.

Senator Wyden requested an independent review of U.S. federal court cybersecurity after a significant breach, criticizing their slow security improvements and lack of transparency.

The Trump administration's HHS has directed 46 states and territories to remove "gender ideology" from federally funded sex ed materials, or risk losing funding.

Rep. Steve Womack supports Trump's Executive Order against flag desecration and pushes for a constitutional amendment to further protect the U.S. flag.

President Trump has issued an Executive Order to eliminate cashless bail in D.C., aiming to prioritize public safety and federal charges. The move has sparked debate.

Montgomery County invites residents to discuss public safety and policing at an open ACP forum on September 8, where community feedback is encouraged.