President Joe Biden will host Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia'a Al-Sudani on April 15 to discuss US-Iraq relations and the Strategic Framework Agreement.

The SEC's diversity office published two reports revealing the agency's progress on internal diversity and the limited response from regulated entities on diversity practices.

Mayor Muriel Bowser launched the 2024 Robust Retail Grant Program in DC, offering $10,000 to qualifying small businesses, aiming to support economic growth and job creation. Applications are open until April 15.

House Republicans endorse a nationwide abortion ban without exceptions for rape or incest in their proposed budget, challenging reproductive rights and access to health services.

The White House held a roundtable focusing on mental health services for Black men, featuring participants like Courtney B. Vance and outlining Biden's strategy for mental health care.

VP Kamala Harris highlights federal investments in Puerto Rico's economic revival during her visit, citing over $140 billion in aid and job growth achievements.

On World Water Day, the Biden-Harris administration announced initiatives to enhance U.S. access to clean water and protect the environment, including investments to replace lead pipes and conserve wetlands.

Mayor Bowser announces D.C.'s FY25 budget, including investments in public education for high-impact tutoring and expanding the Advanced Technical Center.

The UN General Assembly passed a resolution supported by over 100 countries, led by the US, to set international norms for AI, emphasizing safety, equity, and human rights.

Jake Sullivan visited Kyiv to reaffirm U.S. support for Ukraine and met with President Zelenskyy and officials after a defense meeting focused on Ukraine's needs amidst the Russian invasion.

President Biden announced his forty-seventh set of judicial nominees, focusing on diversity and ranging from federal courts to the D.C. Superior Court. Among them is Kevin G. Ritz for the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.

President Biden has canceled nearly $6 billion in student loans for about 78,000 public service workers, correcting past administrative errors that had denied them legally entitled relief.

The U.S. Department of Energy announced a $475 million fund from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to promote clean energy projects in mining-impacted regions across Arizona, Kentucky, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.