Gadyaces S. Serralta is appointed as the new director of the U.S. Marshals Service, as confirmed by the U.S. Senate and sworn in by Attorney General Pamela Bondi.

The Justice Department dismissed a 44-year-old consent decree aimed at ensuring racial equality in federal hiring, now focusing on merit-based hiring.

D.C. officials enact weekend juvenile curfew zones to address safety concerns, marking the third summer action by the Police Chief utilizing emergency legislation.

Rep. Buddy Carter introduced the ERIC ADAMS Act to impose penalties, including prison, on sanctuary city mayors for murders by undocumented immigrants.

The U.S. Secretary of Agriculture announced the Great American Farmers Market event, set for August 3-8, 2025, in Washington, D.C., to celebrate American farming.

Senator Katie Britt discussed political issues on ABC News Live, including the Epstein files release, a new bill for economic relief, and bipartisan affordable housing legislation.

Senators call for increased aid to Gaza, with Senator Wyden leading a group expressing concern over the humanitarian crisis and urging for large-scale assistance and a diplomatic resolution to the conflict.

The GAO reported President Trump illegally withheld funds from the Renew America's Schools program, according to Senator Patty Murray. This marks the fourth such GAO finding in recent weeks.

The D.C. Council passed crucial legislation including a revised annual budget and tipped wage reform, and laid groundwork for the RENTAL Act, balancing fiscal responsibility with progressive goals.

The White House announces plans to build a new State Ballroom, funded by Trump and donors, designed to accommodate larger events than current facilities allow.

Senator Ron Wyden introduced a bipartisan bill to protect US small businesses from tariffs on Canadian imports, aiming to ease the challenges and costs they face.

A bipartisan Senate effort is underway to extend the deadline for establishing an EMS memorial in Washington, D.C., acknowledging their service and sacrifice.

DPS podcast's 28th episode features a talk with John Catlett, discussing Montgomery County's commercial building future, codes, and project approval processes.