U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy focuses on safety and addressing the backlog of grants, which could impact city infrastructures and public transit systems.

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan seeks to limit district judges' ability to issue nationwide injunctions, arguing it hinders federal policy execution. He recommends language in funding bills to prevent use of taxpayer dollars for such injunctions.

House Judiciary GOP members sent a letter to the Washington Attorney General questioning the state's sanctuary policies and their impact on public safety and federal immigration enforcement.

The Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets examined newly declassified JFK files, raising discussions on government transparency and public trust.

March data shows a significant decline in US southwest border crossings, reaching a historic low under the current administration's tightened border control policies.

2024 HMDA Modified Loan Application Register data is released by the FFIEC, providing public access to mortgage lending information for analysis while ensuring consumer privacy.

U.S. Senators, including Wyden and Merkley, oppose Trump's executive order on voting, stating it's illegal and suppressive. They emphasize it threatens state-run elections and voter privacy, potentially disenfranchising millions.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark rallies with LGBTQ+ advocates, criticizes Republican policies, and supports transgender rights, emphasizing personal connection with her trans daughter and calls for unity against division.

Montgomery County hosts a webinar to support federal workers and others seeking employment resources, offering services like immigration support and housing aid. The meeting is set for April 2, featuring Councilmember Sayles.

Secretary Doug Burgum has initiated President Trump’s order to enhance federal parks in D.C., focusing on cleanliness, safety, and maintenance, including graffiti removal and better law enforcement collaboration.

Senator Mike Lee introduced a bill to reform SNAP with stricter work mandates to prevent misuse and enhance program integrity, facing criticism for potentially harming vulnerable Americans.

Deaf History Month begins in DC, highlighting the achievements and cultures of Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities, with events such as an Accessible DC Streetcar campaign and various community engagements.

U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean P. Duffy finalizes a $221 million grant for Rhode Island's Washington Bridge reconstruction, addressing an infrastructure backlog.