Attorney General Schwalb leads a coalition of 20 state attorneys general to urge the U.S. Supreme Court to allow states to enforce the VRA in redistricting cases, such as Louisiana v. Callais.

Washington DC's financial outlook remains stable, as revenue estimates show no change since September. Mayor Bowser's statement outlines a successful 2024 and plans for 2025, including economic growth, decreased crime, and upcoming global events.

A new $2,000 cap on Medicare prescription drug costs has begun, expected to save beneficiaries money, as part of President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act.

U.S. Attorney Matthew M. Graves will resign on January 16, 2025. Bridget M. Fitzpatrick will become acting U.S. Attorney. Graves expressed gratitude for his tenure.

The White House has declared January 9, 2025, a day to honor former President Jimmy Carter, closing federal offices but allowing essential operations to continue.

The article describes changes to government services in the District on New Year's Day, mentioning shelter operations, mental health support, recreational activities, and adjustments to trash collection and transportation services.

President Biden has announced a $2.5 billion security assistance package for Ukraine, aiming to bolster its immediate battlefield capabilities and provide long-term support with weapons systems.

President Joe Biden conveyed condolences over former Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's passing, praising his role in enhancing U.S.-India ties and expressing a shared vision for a dignified and promising future.

Montgomery County extends free RecFit passes for residents until 2025 for access to fitness and recreational activities, with proof of residence required for renewal.

President Biden condemned Russia's Christmas missile and drone strikes on Ukraine, emphasizing the attacks on the energy sector and affirming U.S. support with defense aid.

The U.S and Bangladesh have reaffirmed their commitment to democracy and human rights, with U.S. support offered during an interim government phase led by Muhammad Yunus.

San Francisco's usual city services will have adjusted holiday schedules, with essential shelters and crisis centers staying open, but with closures including schools, libraries, and other governmental services.

Arlington ramps up anti-drunk driving efforts during the holidays, promoting safe transport and enhanced enforcement to reduce alcohol-related road deaths.