Four Democratic representatives visited El Salvador, stirring debate over a deported MS-13 member, highlighting the tensions in U.S. immigration policy.

President Trump and First Lady Melania extended Easter wishes to Americans, emphasizing the religious aspect of the holiday and wishing peace and joy to all celebrating.

The Council of DC highlighted the inequity of DC's lack of voting representation in Congress on social media, despite residents paying high federal taxes.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna praised the Trump administration for declassifying files related to Senator Robert F. Kennedy's assassination, aiming to provide transparency on historical events.

Chairman Comer praised the Trump White House for creating a COVID-19 investigations page, highlighting transparency and accountability in the government's pandemic response.

The White House marks the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, pivotal events in American independence and Revolutionary War history.

The White House issued an executive order to strengthen U.S. seafood competitiveness by addressing regulations, unfair trade, and adopting modern technology, targeting a $20 billion seafood trade deficit.

Attorney General Schwalb sues a property owner and manager for severe housing code violations in Ward 7, negatively impacting residents' safety and quality of life.

The Arlington County VA Sheriff's Office is accepting applications for the Virginia Sheriffs' Scholarship Program for students pursuing criminal justice degrees until May 1, 2025.

House Oversight Chairman Comer initiated an inquiry into land sales near military bases to groups linked to the CCP, raising national security concerns.

A Montgomery County student was charged with mass violence threats and a hate crime after leaving a threatening voicemail at school. No credible threat was found, but the charges reflect the incident's severity.

Montgomery County and its Public Libraries are hosting free financial seminars in May over Zoom, covering topics like budgeting and retirement, led by professionals Jamie Lapin and Thiago Glieger.

Mayor Muriel Bowser and Events DC have awarded $3.5 million to support large-scale events in Washington, DC, aiming to attract visitors and stimulate economic growth.