Interior Department updates oil and gas commingling regulations to enhance energy production efficiency and safety, as per the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

San Francisco's Mayor previews the E Street bridge housing project for the homeless, following The Aston's success. The city reports a significant drop in family homelessness, with E Street offering semi-private rooms and case management.

The FTA proposes to replace the "social cost of carbon" with a simpler method in transit grants assessment, aligning with President Trump's directive to boost American energy sectors.

Casar and Neguse introduced bills to restore FEMA and NOAA staff and programs cut under the Trump administration, aiming to improve the US disaster response capabilities.

The U.S. Interior Department announced offshore oil and gas lease sales to boost energy independence and production, in line with President Trump's policy.

Mayor Bowser visited Phelps ACE High School to mark the new school year, highlighting educator efforts and promoting media transparency and community engagement through a live-streamed event.

Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb announces an Amnesty Program through CSSD to help parents with delinquent child support payments get back on track and support family welfare in the District.

A $1 million grant will establish a health program in Wheeler County, Oregon, to enhance rural healthcare and EMS capacity, as announced by Senators Wyden and Merkley.

The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform is investigating the California high-speed rail project for potential misuse of federal funds and misrepresentations.

Congresswomen Titus and Pingree introduced the Fine Arts Protection Act to audit the GSA's handling of federal art collections and ensure their preservation and public access.

President Trump discussed on Fox & Friends his efforts to broker peace in Ukraine, including arranging a meeting between Putin and Zelenskyy, and emphasized a European-led security initiative without U.S. troops on the ground.

The USDA initiates a major program to protect U.S. agriculture from the New World Screwworm, including a new sterile fly facility in South Texas, with political and stakeholder support.

The DOJ is complying with a subpoena from the House Oversight Committee for records related to Jeffrey Epstein, chaired by James Comer, which includes sensitive material redactions.