House Oversight Chairman Comer investigates alleged political abuse of TSA's Quiet Skies program, requesting DHS documents and briefing on potential bias.

Trump's executive order mandates federal research agencies to implement "Gold Standard Science" principles such as reproducibility and transparency, as directed by OSTP's Michael Kratsios.

The White House honored the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Okinawa, reflecting on the sacrifices and the crucial victory that led to Japan's surrender in WWII.

DC's youth are preparing for summer jobs through the 46th Mayor Marion S. Barry Summer Youth Employment Program, with Mayor Bowser proud of the initiative that connects 13,000 participants with employment and professional development opportunities.

Mayor Bowser will start the 46th year of the DC Summer Youth Employment Program at Trinity Washington University, encouraging RSVPs for coverage and online viewing.

Vice President JD Vance defended the Trump administration's targeted strikes on Iran's nuclear sites as a peace-seeking measure and indicated readiness for diplomacy, emphasizing aversion to war.

The DC Council passed legislative measures related to public safety and civil liberties, including the extension of detention presumption for certain crimes and counting police training as education.

Service industry workers support President Trump's proposal to eliminate taxes on tips, as per a White House article, with 83% favoring the NO TAX ON TIPS plan.

Eagle Pass, Texas, is set to expand its border crossing facilities, including a new bridge, following presidential authorization, aiming to boost traffic and trade with Mexico.

The president signed two resolutions, S.J. Res. 13 and S.J. Res. 31, impacting banking merger reviews and EPA pollution rules.

The Bowser Administration is highlighting summer nutritional support for students in D.C., including the DC SUN Bucks program and the DC Youth Meals Program.

The White House extended the TikTok ban enforcement delay until September 17, 2025, allowing business as usual for the app while national security discussions continue.

Chairman James Comer leads an inquiry into Medicare Part D and the effects of its redesign, addressing concerns that plans and PBMs may limit medication access and increase costs.