The 2024 SEVP report shows a 5.3% increase in active foreign students in the U.S., with most from Asia, while SEVP-certified schools declined in number.

D.C. AG Schwalb settled with Robynn Chandler-Mitchell, making her pay back $17,084.84 and banning her from non-profit leadership.

The DC Council delayed a tipped wage increase, enacted an in-school cellphone ban, approved vacant property reform, and addressed other policies including facilitating farmers markets and allowing foreign doctors during the FIFA World Cup.

North Carolina secured $1.45 billion in federal funds for rebuilding after Hurricane Helene, with support from Senator Tillis, who advocated for disaster recovery assistance.

Montgomery County officials inaugurated the new, energy-efficient 6th District Police Station in Gaithersburg, designed to better serve the community and enhance public safety.

Jim Jordan, House Judiciary Chair, requests additional records from the Biden-Harris Justice Department on the plea deal of ex-IRS contractor Charles Littlejohn, who leaked tax info but only faced one felony count.

Trump has hiked Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum to 50% to protect U.S. industries, effective June 4, 2025, except for the UK which remains at 25%.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich will address community issues in a media briefing, focusing on Pride and Immigrant Heritage Month and the MCPD police station opening. RSVPs for media are invited to participate in the live-broadcasted event.

Montgomery County began Pride Month with a flag raising and officials rallying for LGBTQ+ rights, emphasizing inclusion and the fight against discrimination, despite perceived federal ambivalence.

The President has doubled steel and aluminum tariffs to 50% to address national security threats and support U.S. industry against low-priced imports.

The White House defends the One Big Beautiful Bill, highlighting reforms to Medicaid and work requirements, while addressing criticism over potential harm to vulnerable groups.

The Department of the Interior seeks to rescind a 2024 rule that restricted oil and gas development in Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve, as it conflicts with a 1976 Act focused on energy security.

Trump administration officials defend the economic advantages of the One Big Beautiful Bill on Sunday talk shows, emphasizing its growth potential and dismissing concerns about increasing the deficit or inflation.