President Biden has declared September 15-21 as National Farm Safety and Health Week, prioritizing the well-being of agricultural workers in a hazardous industry.

Biden is set to host the Quad Leaders Summit in Wilmington, Delaware, aiming to strengthen partnerships with Australia, India, and Japan across the Indo-Pacific.

Chair Jim Jordan is inquiring into the EU's regulatory practices on online speech and their interactions with Elon Musk, expressing concerns over censorship and free speech consequences.

House Judiciary Committee opens an investigation into SEC Chair Gensler's hiring practices over concerns of political bias in appointing SEC Director Zhu.

House Republicans are questioning the Biden Administration over a visa issued to ex-Cuban official Manuel Menéndez Castellanos, alleging insufficient vetting despite his communist ties.

Mayor Muriel Bowser awards $25.1 million to over 100 nonprofits in DC for after-school programs benefiting 15,000 students, with aims to improve out-of-school learning opportunities in varied fields.

Mayor Bowser announces the development team for St. Elizabeths East Campus's Parcel 6 in Washington D.C., marked by mixed-income housing and retail spaces.

Mayor Muriel Bowser highlights an afterschool program resource fair for Washington D.C. youth at Deanwood Community Center on September 7th, from 11 am to 2 pm.

Biden and Harris met with negotiators on the Gaza ceasefire and hostage release after an American's murder by Hamas, expressing the need for accountability.

The renovated Garfield Elementary School in Ward 8 reopens with modern features and Ward 8's first teaching kitchen, reflecting advancements in early childhood education under Mayor Bowser's administration.

David J. Scott was appointed as the new assistant director of the FBI's Counterterrorism Division, bringing extensive experience from various roles within the bureau.

The Arlington County Fire Department is the first in Virginia to add the LIFEPAK 35, a monitor/defibrillator designed to improve emergency medical responses, to their equipment.

Montgomery County announces changes to government services and program schedules for Labor Day, including office closures, transportation adjustments, and the availability of recreational facilities.