Ex-prosecutor invited to testify on DOJ handling of a whistleblower case against Dr. Haim, highlighting potential conflicts of interest due to familial connections.

Washington's Chief Smith and Mayor Bowser attended the Nationals' opening game, ensuring safety and community engagement.

The Department of the Interior reports substantial growth in offshore oil and gas production, citing regulatory changes and projects like the Shenandoah, which is expected to produce 120,000 barrels per day.

Senators Mike Lee and Tommy Tuberville propose a bill to abolish the TSA, replacing it with private security overseen by a new FAA office, citing privacy concerns and TSA inefficiencies.

Katherine Clark criticized Republicans for allegedly shifting health care funds, accusing them of not caring for families in need and breaking promises to lower costs for average Americans.

The US President issued an executive order to combat what he sees as revisionist narratives of American history that focus on systemic racism and oppression.

Montgomery County announces its annual Bike to Work Day on May 15, with the first 18,000 registrants receiving a free t-shirt and a chance to win a new bike. Refreshments, music, and vendor displays will be at 14 local pit stops.

The President issued an executive order barring certain national security-related agencies from federal labor-management relations programs due to security concerns.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell pledges to examine debit card swipe fees amid concerns of increased debanking, which affects millions of Americans, particularly minorities.

Congressman Cohen introduces the Mobility Means Freedom Tax Credit Act to provide a 50% tax credit for personal expenses on mobility aids, aiming to improve the independence of those with mobility impairments.

DC residents may be eligible for compensation from a multi-million-dollar settlement with Apotex due to inflated generic drug prices, announced by Attorney General Schwalb.

Major General John Andonie and the DC National Guard met with the MPD to discuss the D.C. National Guard Counterdrug Program, commending the MPD's efforts with challenge coins.

New housing and healthcare investments are coming to Ward 5 in Washington D.C. as Attorney General Schwalb secures a deal for the Providence Hospital campus.