President Joe Biden shared an Easter message emphasizing hope and resurrection, calling for peace and the dignity of all people amid global conflicts, as stated in a White House release.

The White House held a roundtable to address and prevent hate-fueled violence, building on efforts from the Summit for Democracy and United We Stand Summit.

The Biden-Harris Administration has announced $4 billion in tax credits for over 100 clean energy projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support domestic manufacturing.

President Joe Biden declared March 31 as Transgender Day of Visibility, affirming support for transgender Americans and detailing actions against anti-transgender discrimination.

The White House released 122,138 visitor logs from December 2023, underscoring the Biden-Harris administration's commitment to transparency, with over 1.2 million records available since Biden took office.

Mayor Bowser honored nine women at the Washington Women of Excellence Awards, celebrating their contributions across various sectors in Washington, D.C. during Women's History Month.

President Biden designated April 2024 as Second Chance Month to focus on criminal justice reform and support for reintegration of former inmates into society.

President Biden honors the late Esther Coopersmith for her work in diplomacy and women's rights, recognizing her role in the Camp David Accords and UN contributions.

The White House's economic update emphasizes strong GDP growth, rising consumer sentiment, and an improving job market, while acknowledging ongoing challenges and efforts to lower costs for Americans.

The White House Supply Chain Disruptions Task Force convened to address economic impacts of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse and Port of Baltimore shutdown.

DC officials strike a deal with Monumental Sports & Entertainment to revamp Capital One Arena, committing $515 million to transform downtown into an entertainment hub.

Former Senator Joseph Lieberman, known for his advocacy for D.C. statehood, passed away at 82. Congresswoman Norton paid tribute to his dedication to the cause even after his retirement.

President Joe Biden signed an executive order to highlight women's historical achievements in national parks and historic sites.