White House pauses FCPA enforcement for 180 days to reassess its impact on U.S. economy and national security.

Senators Lee and Hageman introduced a bill to protect firearm manufacturers from lawsuits related to crimes committed with guns, aiming to fortify Second Amendment rights.

Unprecedented traffic hit Southeast D.C. as thousands of federal employees returned to offices at Washington Navy Yard, due to Trump's order ending remote work.

President Trump announced February 9, 2025, as Gulf of America Day, following his order to rename the Gulf of Mexico, emphasizing American identity and pride.

Mayor Bowser launches a Youth Development Professional Certification program in collaboration with GWU to train 30 leaders in youth mentorship and well-being.

Washington D.C. is preparing to open Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center on April 15, the first new hospital in 20 years, which will improve healthcare in Wards 7 and 8 after United Medical Center closes.

The White House issued an executive order to review federal actions that may infringe on Second Amendment rights, mandating action plans within 30 days.

Arlington County Police emphasize sober driving for Super Bowl LIX, endorsing NHTSA's "Fans Don't Let Fans Drive Drunk" campaign and offering SoberRide® service.

The DC Council expelled Councilmember Trayon White, marking a first in its history, and approved the transfer of the RFK Stadium site from federal to city control.

House Democrats introduced the Taxpayer Data Protection Act to prevent unauthorized access to taxpayers' personal information, addressing concerns about privacy and potential overreach by powerful individuals like Elon Musk.

Sen. Mike Lee reintroduces the No CBDC Act to permanently ban the Federal Reserve from creating a Central Bank Digital Currency, emphasizing privacy concerns and economic freedom.

Amazon settles for $3.95 million over claims of misappropriating delivery drivers' tips, with Attorney General Schwalb announcing the resolution and emphasizing the importance of transparency and fair business practices.

Council President Stewart will detail new Montgomery County legislation on tax credits, surveillance tech regulations, and a plastic bag ban in an upcoming Zoom call.