The President orders sequestration for fiscal year 2025, mandating spending cuts as detailed in an OMB report to Congress and sparking debate over potential impacts on federal services.

President Biden's budget proposal advances the Unity Agenda, focusing on bipartisan issues like the opioid crisis, mental health, responsible tech development, and veteran support, reflecting a commitment to serve all Americans.

Mayor Muriel Bowser introduces the Housing in Downtown Program to repurpose office spaces into residential units in D.C., with the Elle apartments symbolizing this initiative.

VP Kamala Harris and Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su visited Madison, Wisconsin, to announce an executive order to enhance Registered Apprenticeships, which includes adding programs in the federal workforce.

CBP launched new dashboards providing insights into trade violation allegations and enforcement, aiming to increase transparency and public awareness.

President Biden's budget proposal aims to reduce the deficit by $3 trillion over a decade, targeting a fairer tax share from the wealthy and corporations and contrasting GOP tax cut plans.

President Biden's proposed FY 2025 budget focuses on strengthening Social Security and Medicare, with no cuts to benefits, increased taxes for high earners, and more power for Medicare to negotiate drug prices.

The President signed the "Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024," funding several government departments and extending authorities, highlighting bipartisan work.

Biden's administration promotes their vision following a successful State of the Union address, including stops in key cities and a focus on middle-class economy and secure nation policies.

President Biden is set to host Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala on April 15, focusing on US-Czech ties, NATO solidarity, and support for Ukraine against Russian aggression.

HUD Secretary Marcia L. Fudge steps down, with President Biden lauding her work on equitable and affordable housing. Deputy Secretary Todman to become Acting Secretary.

Scarlett Johansson parodied Senator Katie Britt on "SNL," focusing on a recent speech including a misattributed sex trafficking story, in a satirical segment that included dark humor and sharp critique.

The Senate passed a $460 billion spending bill, averting a government shutdown and ensuring federal agency operations. The bipartisan bill now heads to President Biden for his signature.