Attorney General Schwalb secures a $7.4 billion settlement from Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family, including $21 million for the District, to address the opioid crisis.

Subcommittee Chairman Glenn Grothman called a contentious hearing titled "Sacrificing Excellence for Ideology: The Real Cost of DEI" to debate the impacts of diversity, equity, and inclusion mandates.

The Subcommittee on Military and Foreign Affairs is holding a hearing on the National Guard's State Partnership Program to discuss its strategic value and future.

Mayor Muriel Bowser issued a Heat Alert in Washington, D.C., urging residents to use cool refuges and check on vulnerable neighbors due to high temperatures on Juneteenth.

Montgomery County awarded $304,000 for nutrition support outreach to help families access benefits like SNAP and WIC, focusing on overcoming linguistic and cultural barriers.

U.S. Border Patrol didn't release any migrants into the country's interior last month, reflecting the Trump administration's tightened border policies and a 93% decrease in illegal crossings.

Senators Tillis, Coons, Blackburn, and Hirono support the Patent Eligibility Restoration Act to broaden the scope of patent-eligible inventions and bolster US innovation.

Mayor Bowser introduced emergency legislation to amend D.C.'s juvenile curfew laws, focusing on prevention and enforcement to curb youth violence in community spaces.

President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill promises historic tax cuts, higher wages, and lower deficit, but details on spending cuts and their impact remain unclear.

The US and UK finalize the Economic Prosperity Deal, enhancing trade, security, and economic benefits, with provisions for multiple sectors and national security interests.

President Trump and the First Lady joined officials, veterans, and families to celebrate the U.S. Army's 250th birthday with a parade in Washington D.C., honoring the service and sacrifice of American soldiers.

House Oversight Committee leaders investigate the recent violent riots in Los Angeles, scrutinizing sanctuary policies and requesting information from California officials and federal law enforcement.

The article describes the White House's proclamation of Flag Day and National Flag Week, urging Americans to display the flag and honor its history as a unified symbol of freedom.