Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton introduced a resolution to honor D.C.'s servicemembers and support D.C. statehood, emphasizing their sacrifices without equal democratic rights.

Jake Sullivan visited Saudi Arabia and Israel to discuss regional issues, including Gaza, signaling renewed U.S. diplomatic engagement in the Middle East.

The White House supports a bipartisan bill aimed at border security and immigration system overhaul, including added personnel, technology, and measures to expedite processing.

Mayor Muriel Bowser will present Washington, D.C. as a business destination at the ICSC Las Vegas event, aiming to attract retail operators to the city.

The House Judiciary Committee released the transcript of an interview with Nina Jankowicz, former head of the DHS's Disinformation Governance Board, amidst scrutiny of the board's impact on free speech.

President Biden expressed support for LGBTQI+ rights on the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, marking a commitment to end discrimination and violence.

The White House has announced over $16 billion allocated for HBCUs, reinforcing their role in promoting educational equity and supporting recovery from pandemic-induced financial strains.

President Biden proclaimed the third Saturday in May as Armed Forces Day, noting support for military service members and commitment to their care and inclusion.

President Biden signed the FAA Reauthorization Act into law to enhance traveler protections, impose automatic refunds for delays, and eliminate hidden fees to improve the air travel experience.

The Biden-Harris administration has introduced a plan to combat chronic absenteeism in schools, which includes a multi-faceted strategy and funding to improve student attendance and engagement.

U.S. and Chinese officials discussed the safety and risks of AI technology in Geneva, reflecting the high stakes in AI for both nations amid their technological rivalry.

Washington, DC introduces a $3.5 million grant program to attract large events and boost tourism and the local economy, focusing on nonprofits able to draw over 10,000 attendees.

Homelessness in Washington D.C. has increased by 14% according to the latest PIT count, with a 39% rise in family homelessness and a 6% rise in unaccompanied individuals, despite being lower than pre-COVID levels.