The District of Columbia's Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against the US government for over 150 years of pollution in the Anacostia River, seeking cleanup and accountability.

Montgomery County launched the Veteran Business Preference Program on January 2 to help veteran-owned businesses gain additional points on proposals under the Local Small Business Reserve Program.

DC Council Period 26 starts with new members, teachers' contract approval, cap on rent increases for vulnerable groups, and a measure to clarify repairs of government heating systems.

A radio discussion on the University Boulevard Corridor Plan will air on Radio America, addressing its impact on Montgomery County's Latino community. Key speakers include urban designer Luis Estrada and officials Pedro Rodriguez and Katherine Canto.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has announced a $17 million funding initiative to improve Medicaid's maternal health services as part of the Transforming Maternal Health initiative.

President Biden supports a tentative labor agreement between the ILA and USMX, emphasizing its significance for the economy and praising the roles of dockworkers, carriers, and port operators.

The CFPB recognizes FDX as a leader in open banking standards, affirming its role following the Personal Financial Data Rights rule for a five-year period.

The House Judiciary Committee has launched a website for the Subcommittee probing alleged misuse of federal agencies against citizens, influencing Big Tech, whistleblower retaliation, and 2020 election matters.

Montgomery County and WSSC launched the SaltWise campaign to promote responsible salt use during icy weather to protect the environment and public health.

The White House issued an Executive Order to broaden sanctions against those disrupting peace in the Western Balkans, emphasizing its commitment against regional instability.

The CFPB finalized a rule to remove $49 billion in medical debt from credit reports, potentially increasing credit scores and benefiting credit and lending decisions for millions.

The CFPB is suing Vanderbilt Mortgage for issuing loans for manufactured homes that borrowers couldn't afford, accusing the company of unfair lending practices.

President Biden announces the addition of certain cancers to the list of conditions presumed to be caused by military burn pit exposure, facilitating veterans to claim benefits. The move follows commitments under the PACT Act and his Unity Agenda.