ICE leaders met with the National Immigration Project for discussions on immigration policy and detainee treatment, aiming to promote transparency and stakeholder engagement.

Congresswoman Norton announces increases in funding for D.C. priorities in President Biden's FY2025 budget proposal, including education grants, hospital construction, emergency planning, HIV/AIDS initiatives, and infrastructure projects.

Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton introduced a bill to allow more commercial filming at the U.S. Capitol when Congress is not in session, seeking to promote democracy and boost the local economy.

Mayor Bowser hosts the tenth annual March Madness event in DC, highlighting economic projects and the expansion of businesses Acumen, Kellen, and Ryan, LLC, which will add 232 jobs and occupy 90,000 sq ft.

The White House has extended a national emergency regarding Iran, originally declared in 1995, due to ongoing concerns over Iranian threats to U.S. security and interests.

DC's Metro Transit Police intensifies fare evasion enforcement with new authority to issue citations and arrest non-compliant individuals, and installs new gates to prevent evasion.

Biden met with Polish leaders, marking 25 years of Poland's NATO partnership, and pledged a $2 billion military loan and potential Apache helicopter sale to bolster Poland's defense and affirm NATO commitments.

President Biden's housing initiative aims to reduce rental costs and increase housing supply with a $185 billion investment, targeting the construction of 2 million homes.

Washington, D.C. prepares for detours during the Rock ‘n’ Roll Half Marathon and 5K, with road closures, parking bans, and traffic advisories starting Friday evening through Saturday.

The SEC charged ex-Tallgrass Energy board member Roy Cook and associates with insider trading, involving pre-public acquisition info by Blackstone, seeking $2.2 million in penalties.

The White House announces a $3.3 billion plan to address divisive infrastructure impacts and promote equitable growth by funding repair projects across 40 states.

The White House launched a challenge to increase access to opioid overdose reversal drugs, garnering commitments from various sectors to provide naloxone and training.

The Biden Administration's FY 2025 budget focuses on strengthening U.S. military capabilities, supporting Ukraine, and countering global threats, including from China.