D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser plans to use a 2009 law to increase the District's budget by 6% as a stopgap measure to address a $1.1 billion shortfall, though cuts to public services are still expected.

Oregon lawmakers seek a federal disaster declaration for the state's fishing industry due to a decline in salmon populations, citing environmental challenges and economic impacts.

Michael Kratsios, from the Office of Science and Technology Policy, spoke at the Endless Frontiers Retreat on the Trump administration's plan to boost US science and industry, but provided few details on implementation.

Trump and Bukele's meeting emphasized their concerted efforts in deporting violent criminals, including confirmed gang members, underscoring a strict crime prevention stance.

The Emancipation Day parade in Washington D.C. was celebrated, with anticipation for the African American Civil War Memorial Museum's reopening on July 18.

AG Schwalb ordered RubiRides Technologies to refund customers and pay $50,000 for operating without a license and failing to provide promised services.

Mayor Bowser announces Washington D.C.'s Spring Cleaning Initiatives, focusing on street cleaning, graffiti removal, and more, to improve public spaces.

The President has authorized the military to increase its role in border security and the integrity of U.S. territory southern border through Executive Order 14167.

Chairman Higgins investigates the Biden administration's alleged regulatory overreach and its impact on businesses, requesting DOJ and EPA information on their enforcement practices.

Montgomery County warns of driveway-paving scams, with unlicensed workers offering poor services and extra costs. County officials advise residents on recognizing such fraud.

DC adjusts services for Emancipation Day; shelters remain open to support the homeless, while festivities include a parade and concert. Mayor Bowser invites residents to join in honoring the day.

The US House passed a GOP budget resolution favoring tax cuts for the wealthy, opposed unanimously by Democrats who criticized cuts to essential programs.

The article discusses a decline in U.S. consumer prices, attributed to President Trump's policies, marking economic improvement with lower inflation and rising real wages.