Rep. Suzan DelBene opposes a government funding proposal for failing to address the spike in health insurance premiums, a major concern for Americans. She criticizes the lack of bipartisan effort to prevent looming cost increases.

The U.S. House is set to honor veterans by upholding commitments with the Senate Amendment to H.R. 5371, funding veteran medical care, mental health, and more.

U.S. lawmakers introduced a bill to ensure DHS detainees can contact lawyers and families, responding to reports of rights violations under Trump's administration.

Senator Katie Britt leads the passage of a Continuing Resolution to end the longest U.S. government shutdown, incorporating FY26 appropriations bills.

Attorney General Schwalb secured a $41 million judgment against former owners of Marbury Plaza for severe housing violations, marking a historic win for tenants' rights in DC.

Senators criticize Trump's $300 million White House ballroom project, raising concerns of potential corruption and influence peddling. They demand transparency over funding and donor influence.

The District Government announces service adjustments for Veterans Day, ensuring essential services such as homeless shelters remain open for vulnerable populations.

Mayor Bowser launches hypothermia campaign, urging DC residents to help homeless neighbors find shelter and services during cold weather, with a 24/7 hotline and increased shelter beds available.

President Trump has ordered the DOJ to probe major U.S. meat packers for possible collusion and price-fixing, focusing on their dominance in the beef market and impact on pricing and competition.

Arlington County Police Department plans to raise the starting salary for officers to $90,012 and offer up to a $25,000 bonus to attract and retain personnel.

Melania Trump was named "Patriot of the Year" by Fox Nation, recognized for her dedication to American values and her emphasis on creativity and technology in her initiatives as First Lady.

George Mason University faces accusations of illegal racial discrimination in faculty hiring, as detailed in a House Judiciary Committee report. President Washington denies these allegations, despite evidence suggesting his involvement.

Mayor Bowser launches Hypothermia Awareness Pledge in DC, urging residents to help the homeless during the cold months and highlighting a 61% drop in family homelessness since 2015.