Senator Tillis honored fallen Greensboro Police Officer Michael Horan for his service and heroism, both as an officer and a former Coast Guard member.

Senator Thom Tillis introduces the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act with Republican support to ensure medical care for infants born after failed abortions.

Montgomery County's $5.852 billion Capital Budget for FY26 reflects a slight decrease due to completed projects and potential state aid shortfalls, focusing on crucial initiatives and equity while balancing financial constraints.

President Biden commuted sentences for 2,500 non-violent drug offenders, addressing historical legal disparities, especially regarding crack versus powder cocaine.

President Biden has announced an expansion of cybersecurity defense measures, updating sanctions criteria for cyber threats to the U.S. infrastructure and economy.

AG Brian Schwalb welcomes 20 graduates to the 2025 class of the Charles F.C. Ruff Fellowship, preparing them for legal careers serving D.C. residents.

Rep. Andy Ogles introduced the Make Greenland Great Again Act, advocating for the U.S. acquisition of Greenland to enhance national security and economic prosperity.

The White House updates an executive order to refine sanctions and maintain the ability to target those undermining Syria's stability or committing human rights abuses.

The Montgomery County Office of Consumer Protection advises caution when donating to wildfire relief, warning of scams and suggesting donors research charities through verified platforms.

President Biden ensures the pensions of over 91,500 UNITE HERE union workers and retirees, reinforcing workers' rights as part of the American Rescue Plan.

Crystal Boutique in Arlington celebrates its relocation and expansion with a grand reopening event, supported by AED's BizLaunch. The boutique has successfully adapted to a new space at 2231 Crystal Drive, doubling its retail presence.

The House Judiciary Committee released transcripts related to the Hunter Biden investigation, questioning the DOJ's integrity and adherence to protocol.

Montgomery County announces closings and service changes for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including government offices, state offices, courts, and transportation schedule adjustments.