Stories from Washington D.C. · United States

A federal program that subsidizes airlines to operate in small and rural communities may have its budget cut by half. This reduction could lead to the elimination of flight options for some areas.

President Trump is leading a delegation of US company executives, including those from Apple, Goldman Sachs, and Tesla, on a visit to China. This move mirrors similar trade missions previously undertaken by German, British, and French leaders.

Nine American citizens are self-monitoring for symptoms following an outbreak in Georgia. The nature of the outbreak was not specified. The source mentioned that the project would cost no more than a million dollars.

The White House is moving to make IVF treatment a free, exempted insurance benefit for employees. This expansion would be similar to existing dental and vision coverage. This move aims to make IVF a more accessible benefit for those employed by the federal government.

Pastor Jeon Kwang-hoon, recently released on bail after being indicted for instigating a riot, intends to ask the court for permission to visit the United States. He aims to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump.

The International Monetary Fund has issued a warning that China's economic policies are negatively impacting other countries.

The Federal Reserve has announced an increase in the deposit insurance limit. This move is intended to bolster confidence in the banking system. The new limit will take effect immediately. The exact new limit was not specified in the broadcast.

Unusual actions by Melania Trump are reportedly causing alarm within the White House. The situation is described as having no accountability, suggesting a pattern of behavior that is concerning to the administration.

A USMLR match between DC and SEA saw a second-half try scored by DC, contributing to their momentum. The current score is SEA 23, DC 15. The game was broadcast on ESPN+, KONG 6, and the K5+ App.

A judge has ruled that state rules can be published without requiring prior approval from a committee. This decision impacts the administrative process for rule dissemination. The ruling was made in Washington D.C.