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In a 7-2 vote, the United States Supreme Court upholds a Biden Era “Ghost Gun” law on Wednesday.
his week in Washington, Congress is out for the week after striking a deal to fund the government through September.President Donald Trump returns to the White House from Florida. On Wednesday, the FED will have an update on interest rates.
Making A Statement” showcases custom Gucci gowns worn by Oscar-nominated actor Lily Gladstone.
President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. is carrying out strikes in Yemen against Houthi fighters on Saturday afternoon.
Educators and advocates are voicing concerns about the White House’s actions to gut the Department of Education. Supporters traveled to D.C. following the firing of more than 1,300 department employees.
A San Francisco federal judge orders President Donald Trump to rehire thousands – if not tens of thousands – of probationary workers who lost their jobs as apart of the White House’s efforts to shrink the federal government.
The biggest story in Washington this week, the March 14th deadline to fund the government.
Lawmakers have until March 14 to come to an agreement on government funding.
The Supreme Court denies President Donald Trump’s emergency bid to cancel nearly $2 billion in USAID spending.
Congress has less than two weeks to lock in a government spending package that covers the remainder of the year. President Trump will try to win over congress and the country on his plan during Tuesday’s speech to a joint session of congress.President Donald Trump has high praise on social media for House Republicans who backed his multi-trillion dollar “America First Agenda” budget proposal. It features $4.5 trillion in tax cuts – which would mainly benefit the richest Americans, $2 trillion in spending cuts and $100 billion dedicated specifically on immigration enforcement and the military. The national deficit is currently at $36 trillion and rising.
This week – World leaders will descend on Washington to meet with the president. Congress returns to Capitol hill to come up with a budget as the deadline looms. The Supreme Court is also handling several important cases involving the death penalty and possible LGBTQ+ discrimination.
President Donald Trump is backing a congressional effort for the federal government to take control of the District of Columbia due to homelessness and crime. D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser disagrees with the president's assessment of the city but shares his goal to make it reach it's full potential. Bowser has ambitions to make D.C. the 51st state.
This week in Washington, protests are scheduled for President's Day. The House is out while the Senate is scheduled for confirmation hearings on Trump's Cabinet nominees.
ibutes to our nation’s leaders make up the iconic skyline and character of Washington D.C.
President Donald Trump enacted large tariffs against Mexico, Canada and China on Saturday.Trump slapped Canada and Mexico with 25 percent tariffs. He enacted 10 percent tariffs against China.
The second week of the Trump-Vance Administration begins with Donald Trump addressing the House Republican Conference.
Some of Washington DC’s most loved residents made their public debut this week. Bao Li and Qing Bao are the two newest residents at the Smithsonian National Zoo.
The Senate confirms Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Homeland Security Director Kristi Noem.
President-elect Donald Trump held one final rally before taking the oath of office. He started it with a simple message “we won”.
President Joe Biden gives two major speeches this week in the final days of his presidency. This week the Senate starts its confirmation hearings for President-elect Trump’s cabinet picks. DC is putting on the finishing touches for Inauguration Day on Monday January 20.
Monday marks 4 years since the January 6 Insurrection. The Nation mourns the loss of former President Jimmy Carter. President-elect Donald Trump has a sentencing in New York City. The Federal Court will decide the fate of a popular social media app.
Congress heads home after striking a last minute funding deal. President Biden wraps up his last trips of his presidency.
As millions travel for the holidays this weekend, many will travel on a familiar road with a new name. US Route 20 will now be called the National Medal of Honor Highway.
This week Congress works TOWARD agreements on major legislation during a busy week on The Hill.
Banning gender affirming care for trans kids … is it constitutional? Supreme Court justices determine if this type of healthcare is protected by the 14th Amendment.
President Biden heads overseas for perhaps the last time. The House Republicans are busy as the year winds down. Supreme Court Justices have several cases on the docket.
Trump and Trudeau reportedly talked about trade, border security and rising global tensions.
Congress heads home for Thanksgiving. The First Family handles important business at the White House.
The dates for the special election to fill former Congressman Matt Gaetz seat in the house have been announced. Republcian's majority will be even slimmer for at least the first 12 weeks during the 119th congress.
Kansas Congressman Tracey Mann is excited to have GOP control in Congress and the White House. He's ready to get the country "back on track".
This week in Washington; Congress tackles important hearings and votes on the Hill. The Capitol Christmas Tree arrives just in time for the holidays.
Debates on if aliens and extraterritorial life are real or myth just got a whole lot more credible. House leaders questioned government witnesses on Wednesday on Capitol Hill.
he Week in Washington begins with a salute to our troops on Veteran’s Day on Monday.
World leaders converge on D.C. as the presidential candidates make the final push for the White House.
Veterans’ healthcare and medical marijuana cases are before the Supreme Court this week.
Plus, an all-out blitz on the campaign trail.
President Joe Biden visits Florida to tour Hurricane damage after Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
Presidential Candidates Campaign. The Supreme Court hears arguments. Monday marks a solemn anniversary in the Middle East.
Voters say they were pleasantly surprised by the cordial conversation between the two VP nominees.
The campaign trail heats up as both candidates make stops in battleground states.
Four black women who shaped American Aeronautics at NASA for 40 years get their long overdue recognition on Capitol Hill. The women were featured in the movie “Hidden Figures”.
Donald Trumps "hush money" case heads to the jury Tuesday.
The Supreme Court rejected special counsel Jack Smith’s request to take up this Trump immunity dispute, which will likely delay the former president’s trial.
Conservatives in the House and Senate say they want ‘fiscal sanity’ in Washington and stronger border security policies.
Biden's fifth trip to Colorado, is aimed at shining the spotlight on his Administration’s significant investments in clean energy manufacturing
Chris Christie gives speech at the Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C. Christie touts his own foreign policy credentials, while saying his opponents strategies are not serious
Joe Manchin announced he will not seek re-election to the Senate in 2024, prompting speculation he could make a run for president
Just five candidates took the stage, while the front runner in the race, Donald Trump held a solo event nearby with 2024 just around the corner.
Just as some members of Senator Tommy Tuberville’s (R-AL) own party called out the senator for holding military promotions, Democrats are pushing forward with a plan to bypass the holds.
Louisiana Congressman discusses 2020 election, working with Biden administration