Janeese Lewis George is running for D.C. mayor in 2026, focusing on public safety and economic stability, emphasizing affordable housing, and challenging the status quo for a more responsive government.

Montgomery County Council will elect new leadership and interview candidates to fill a vacant council seat, while also recognizing Harmony Express and Rosa Parks Day. A temporary councilmember will be selected to replace the resigned Gabe Albornoz.

Chairman Comer supports Trump's annulment of Biden's autopen-signed executive actions, following a report questioning Biden's capacity and the legality of such actions.

Chairman Comer presents an array of federal government reform bills, focusing on transparency, efficiency, and accountability, including adjustments to the census and federal employment practices.

Secretary Hegseth visited the D.C. National Guard, expressed condolences for Spc. Beckstrom's death, appreciated their work, met the heroes who arrested the suspect, and served Thanksgiving dinner.

Mayor Bowser will participate in the Food & Friends Thanksgiving event and has an open weekend schedule, with the event being live-streamed for accessibility.

Montgomery County Council Committees plan agendas for December 1, 2025, focusing on policing advisory updates, zoning amendments, and eviction notice requirements.

The DOL dropped defense of the Fiduciary Rule, applauded by Congresswoman Ann Wagner, who sees it as a victory for "Main Street investors" after her years-long opposition campaign.

The U.S. Department of the Interior will modernize national park access with a digital pass system by 2026 and introduce a new fee structure favoring U.S. residents.

The Department of the Interior announced Secretary's Order 3446 to expedite water infrastructure projects in the Western US by streamlining construction processes.

Getaround, Inc. settles with the DC Attorney General, agreeing to refund $75,000 for misleading customers about insurance and overcharging on damage fees.

AstraZeneca is investing $2 billion in a new facility in Gaithersburg, Maryland, promising 100 new jobs, retaining 400, and creating 1,000 construction jobs.

Thanksgiving leads to altered service operations in the District with essential services like emergency shelters and mental health support ongoing, while schools and libraries close.