Congressman Cohen introduces the Mobility Means Freedom Tax Credit Act to provide a 50% tax credit for personal expenses on mobility aids, aiming to improve the independence of those with mobility impairments.

DC residents may be eligible for compensation from a multi-million-dollar settlement with Apotex due to inflated generic drug prices, announced by Attorney General Schwalb.

Major General John Andonie and the DC National Guard met with the MPD to discuss the D.C. National Guard Counterdrug Program, commending the MPD's efforts with challenge coins.

New housing and healthcare investments are coming to Ward 5 in Washington D.C. as Attorney General Schwalb secures a deal for the Providence Hospital campus.

Congressman Steve Cohen ranked as the fifth most effective Democrat in a Center for Effective Lawmaking report, recognized for his bill-crafting skills in Congress.

AG Brian Schwalb warns 23AndMe customers about potential data risks amid company bankruptcy, offering assistance to protect their genetic information.

DC's General Services announced a $49M recreation and early education facility at Fort Lincoln Park, highlighting its dual-function and community enrichment.

The USDA announced funding for rural energy projects, encouraging recipients to align with Trump's energy independence order and revise proposals to boost U.S. energy production.

The White House mandates federal transactions to go electronic, aiming to reduce fraud, cut costs, and increase efficiency, moving away from paper-based methods.

On Equal Pay Day, Democrats, led by Whip Katherine Clark, reintroduced the Paycheck Fairness Act, criticizing Republican opposition on gender wage gap issues.

Montgomery County ABS's podcast, 'Spirited Discussions', discusses local liquor laws and event licensing, providing insights for hosting public events involving alcohol.

Senator Mike Lee introduces the Restraining Judicial Insurrectionists Act of 2025 to limit judicial power over executive actions, requiring a three-judge panel review and expedited Supreme Court appeals.

Democrats question the SSA Commissioner nominee on alleged efforts to undermine the agency and express concerns over privatization efforts and policy changes impacting beneficiaries.