The MPDC has announced modified schedules for D.C. services on Memorial Day, with essential services like homeless shelters, mental health support, and certain DPR facilities remaining operational.

DC officials, including Mayor Bowser, unveil a public safety strategy with a new youth curfew discussion and events at Banneker Recreation Center amidst recent juvenile disturbances. Increased police patrols are also planned.

House Democrats united to oppose a GOP tax bill they claim cuts Medicaid and food assistance to favor the wealthy, with leaders condemning its impact on vulnerable populations.

The Bowser Administration honors DC women of excellence in areas from education to economic development, emphasizing their contribution to the community and advocacy for progress.

Montgomery County's AAHP celebrates its 11th Annual Community Day with free health services and activities on May 31 focusing on reducing health disparities.

Mayor Bowser's schedule includes a private health meeting in Ward 8 and a public Senior Fest event, with details available in a public calendar release.

President Trump signed the "TAKE IT DOWN" Act into law, mandating platforms remove nonconsensual intimate images and setting criminal liability for sharing such content.

DDOT plans to present final construction plans for the Cleveland Park Drainage and Watershed Improvements Project in a virtual meeting to address the area's flooding issues.

President Trump signed the TAKE IT DOWN Act to impose penalties for revenge porn and deepfake distribution, holding tech platforms accountable for content policing.

The House Judiciary Committee approved The One Big Beautiful Bill, which boosts ICE's ability to deport undocumented immigrants and restricts their access to benefits. Critics fear the humanitarian impact.

The Interior Department invites public comments on regulatory reform, aligning with Trump's agenda to cut perceived excessive regulations, while still aiming to protect natural resources.

WorldPride 2025 begins in Washington, DC, with a three-week celebration featuring a parade, concerts with stars like Shakira, and diverse community events.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark criticized Republicans for tariffs that increase costs on family essentials, calling it a "baby tax" at odds with professed family values.