President Biden highlights the creation of 206,000 jobs last month and economic growth during his tenure, but acknowledges the continuing issue of high living costs, criticizing Republican economic plans as inflationary and favorable to the wealthy.

Biden and Starmer discussed the special U.S.-UK relationship and mutual support for Ukraine, Northern Ireland stability, and a future meeting at the NATO summit.

Mayor Bowser hosted Washington, D.C.’s second annual 'Fourth of July in the District Concert,' featuring music, food, and festivities for all ages on Pennsylvania Avenue NW.

The US has endorsed a humanitarian truce in the DRC's east, aimed to aid civilians amid conflict. The ceasefire begins July 5, lasting until July 19, as part of the Luanda process to alleviate humanitarian crisis and reduce tensions.

The Bowser Administration has announced extensive Fourth of July safety preparations for D.C., including free public transportation and heat emergency plans. Increased public safety measures and transportation changes are also in effect.

President Biden nominates a new group of federal judges, continuing efforts to diversify the judiciary, including one circuit court and three district court nominees.

President Biden praised South Africa's government stability in a call with President Ramaphosa, discussing cooperation on economic growth, safety, effective governance, and the climate crisis.

President Biden announces initiatives to combat extreme weather, including an OSHA rule protecting workers from heat and a $1 billion FEMA resilience plan.

The Biden-Harris Administration allocates $504 million to 12 new Regional Tech Hubs to foster innovation and job creation across diverse U.S. communities.

The White House reports a surge in private clean technology investment following President Biden's legislative efforts, highlighting advances in clean energy manufacturing, EVs, and renewable energy capacity.

President Biden declared a major disaster in Minnesota, enabling federal aid after severe storms and flooding, with FEMA led by John F. Boyle to oversee recovery and infrastructure repair in 22 counties.

Washington, DC receives a $25 million federal grant for an overhaul of the New York Avenue NE corridor, including bridge refurbishment and new trails for safer, improved connectivity.

The U.S. Supreme Court allows Idaho women access to emergency medical services, as President Biden criticizes Republican efforts to ban abortion nationwide and vows to defend reproductive rights.