Chairman Pete Sessions discussed the need for bid protest reform, citing delays and potential abuses in the current system, at a government hearing on federal procurement.

Florida farmers to receive $675.9 million in federal aid for hurricane recovery, announced by Agriculture Secretary Brooke L. Rollins, as part of a larger relief effort.

The House Committee passed a bill with restrictions on D.C.'s autonomy, including a 50% cut to the DCTAG program, and riders overruling local laws. Delegate Norton opposes these measures and highlights her victories, such as increased DCTAG caps.

Newly digitized files on MLK's assassination, totaling over 230,000 pages, have been released by federal agencies following an Executive Order by President Trump.

Oregon Senators Wyden and Merkley introduced legislation to address potential corruption in presidential library donations amid concerns about Trump-related contributions.

USDA announced $675.9 million in disaster aid to Florida farmers for hurricane damage, as part of a $30 billion relief effort under the American Relief Act, 2025.

The President honored the 81st anniversary of Guam's Liberation, recognizing the sacrifices made during the WWII campaign and reaffirming a commitment to national defense.

Mayor Muriel Bowser plans to preview the National Geographic Museum of Exploration construction in Downtown DC, aiming to enhance local attractions and the economy, with a mid-2026 opening.

The White House claims President Trump's six-months in office include historic achievements such as large tax cuts, immigration reforms, job growth, energy sector progress, and international peace agreements.

Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton criticizes the Appropriations bill for D.C.'s FY 2026 as restrictive, arguing it infringes on D.C.'s autonomy with cuts to the DCTAG program and interference with local laws.

Annie Tomasini invoked the Fifth Amendment during her deposition with the Oversight Committee related to Biden's classified documents and alleged cognitive decline cover-up. Chairman Comer expressed frustration over witness non-cooperation.

House Judiciary Committee memo alleges Biden administration may have improperly funded NGOs against Netanyahu.

Rep. Higgins raises concerns over federal oversight of unaccompanied migrant children and schedules a hearing to examine the issue highlighted by a DHS Inspector General report.