Multinational companies consider US expansion to avoid potential tariffs, with firms across various industries discussing or making plans to localize production.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and officials warn of severe impacts if a proposed continuing resolution passes, potentially cutting public safety and education funding.

Senators confront HHS Secretary Kennedy for attending posh dinners with Big Pharma, questioning his anti-corruption stance and potential policy influence.

Arlington County plans to use drones for a deer population survey in March, repeating a 2021 study for its Deer Management Program, with special clearance to fly near Washington, D.C.

Sheriff Uy participated in Read Across America Week in Montgomery County, reading to kids and promoting literacy.

Trump appeared on political talk shows discussing tariffs, his stance on Russia, the Panama Canal, and protecting welfare programs. Noem spoke on immigration policies, Hassett on economic gains, and Leavitt outlined the administration's priorities.

The D.C. Council is focusing on budget hearings, leading to fewer Legislative Meetings. Emergency measures against illegal cannabis shops and changes to liquor licensing policies were recently passed amidst this focus on fiscal issues.

Lawmakers, including Senator Wyden, introduced the "Guaranteeing Overtime for Truckers Act" to ensure truck drivers receive overtime pay, targeting a 1938 Act.

Wyden and Merkley reintroduce the Oregon Recreation Enhancement Act for recreation and wildfire prevention in Oregon, proposing new areas and expansion of wilderness while limiting mining.

Mayor Muriel Bowser celebrated the opening of three Black-owned businesses in Historic Anacostia, Ward 8, which were aided by the District's funding programs.

Democratic Whip Katherine Clark mourns the death of Congressman Sylvester Turner, noting his contributions to health care, justice, and the impact he had during his time in office.

Democratic leaders criticize Trump's policy, alleging harm to veterans and prioritizing the wealthy, while championing the rights of military personnel.

Oregon Democratic lawmakers oppose a Trump administration proposal to sell various federal properties in the state, citing potential disruption of essential services.