The President says he will hold for now in resuming U.S. military operations against Iran. Jon Decker reports.

The original boundary stones that shaped Washington, D.C. are still standing, as preservation groups work to protect the landmarks ahead of America’s 250th anniversary. Stephen Goin reports:

President Trump concluded a two-day summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday, leaving Beijing with a vague commitment from China to pressure Iran to lift its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Jon Decker reports:

With ruffles and flourishes, China’s President Xi JinPing welcomes President Donald Trump for talks. Gray Media’s White House correspondent Jon Decker witnesses the pomp and circumstance of the day.

Social: Republican and Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill reacted very differently on Wednesday to Louisiana’s latest move to try to eliminate a majority-Black congressional district. @stetsonm.bsky.social reports:

This week’s much anticipated summit in Beijing is aimed at solidifying the trade relationship between the U.S. and China for both President Trump and Chinese President XI Jinping. It’s also an opportunity for ending the ongoing war in Iran. Jon Decker reports.

It’s Police Week in Washington, D.C.. Molly Martinez reports from the National Press Club where Republican attorneys general are sharing some good news.

Some lawmakers are moving to suspend the federal gasoline tax. Gas prices continue to rise due to the war in Iran and Trump says the move could help Americans afford fuel. Brendan Cullerton speaks with energy experts about what to expect with prices moving forward.

Trump says the U.S. is in good shape when it comes to the response to hantavirus, but his FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Markary has resigned, and lawmakers have questions about investment in public health. @stetsonm.bsky.social reports:

Sec. of Defense Pete Hegseth is on Capitol Hill Tuesday to make the case for Trump’s proposed $1.5 trillion defense budget. He says the record spending is justified. Democratic lawmakers say it’s for a wasteful war with no end in sight. @MollyMartinezDC reports:

Some experts say they are concerned about the National Weather Service preparedness ahead of hurricane season, just as more changes are being considered for the federal government’s response efforts after storms. @stetsonm.bsky.social reports:

President Donald Trump says the Iran ceasefire is on massive life support after rejecting the latest peace proposal from Tehran as garbage and unacceptable. @stetsonm.bsky.social reports:

Ted Turner, who took a family advertising business and turned it into a global icon, passed away today at age 87. His work impacted journalism and politics worldwide. Emma Wulfhorst reports:

The high-cost of childcare is igniting debate in Washington and is a significant focus for some candidates on the 2026 midterm campaign trail. @stetsonm.bsky.social reports:

"A blockade of a blockade" - Secretary of State Marco Rubio explains that the U.S. military is carrying out a defensive operation in the Straits of Hormuz. Jon Decker reports:

One congresswoman is pushing to pass a bill that would require the federal government to only buy American-sourced seafood, to help out struggling fishermen. @stetsonm.bsky.social reports:

Trump administration officials claim the 60-day deadline imposed by the War Powers Resolution to get congressional authorization for continued involvement does not apply during a ceasefire. Caitrin Assaf reports:

Cole Allen will stay in jail for now. The man accused of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump and most of his cabinet appeared in court Thursday for a detention hearing that lasted only a few minutes. Caitrin Assaf reports:

President Donald Trump continues to push for lower interest rates, as the Federal Open Market Committee of the U.S. Federal Reserve leaves interest rates alone again. Jon Decker reports:

King Charles III and Queen Camilla are wrapping the final day of their U.S. tour – and they're spending it in Virginia. That’s where we find our unofficial royal correspondent Molly Martinez,

King Charles III and Queen Camilla began their New York visit with a solemn tribute at the 9/11 Memorial—then split up for stops in Harlem and the New York Public Library. Peter Zampa reports from New York.

President Donald Trump continues to push for lower interest rates, as the Federal Open Market Committee of the U.S. Federal Reserve leaves interest rates alone again. Jon Decker reports:

The King and Queen of England are celebrating America’s 250th birthday this week stateside. Their four-day official state visit is underway right now in New York City. Molly Martinez reports:

After hearing arguments Wednesday, Supreme Court justices will decide whether federal courts can review the process behind the Trump administration’s attempted move to end 'temporary protected status' for Haitian and Syrian migrants. Stephen Goin reports:

President Donald Trump praised King Charles III on Tuesday, stating “Americans have had no closer friends than the British” during a formal arrival ceremony at the White House. Jon Decker reports:

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that could decide whether the Trump administration can end temporary protected status for Haitian and Syrian nationals, while also determining what role court's have in reviewing such decisions. Stephen Goin reports:

King Charles and Queen Camilla will be in New York City for day three of their U.S. tour—visiting the 9/11 Memorial, Harlem, the NYPL, and more before wrapping up the trip Thursday. Peter Zampa reports from New York.

Pres. Trump praises the response to the threat at the press dinner Saturday, with the White House confirming that a full security review is underway. Jon Decker reports:

The Supreme Court heard arguments on Monday in a case centering on how police investigate in the digital age. Washington correspondent @stetsonm.bsky.social has more.

Reporters from Gray Media’s Washington, D.C. Bureau were in attendance at the White House correspondents’ dinner when shots rang out from beyond the ballroom. @MollyMartinezDC, @caitrinassaf report

A new exhibit at the National Archives fills in the gaps around the Declaration of Independence, explaining what led to the famous artifact and how it’s been used since. Caitrin Assaf reports:

On Monday the Supreme Court is hearing a case about Roundup weed killer. The EPA says it safe, but thousands say it gave them cancer. Molly Martinez reports:

In a Pentagon briefing Friday, military officials said the U.S. naval blockade on Iran has expanded globally, with dozens of ships turned around and others seized. Stephen Goin reports:

President Trump on Thursday said he’s in no hurry to end the war against Iran. White House Correspondent Jon Decker has the story.

As we approach the midterm elections, Republicans say they will soon unleash their secret weapon – “Trump-a-Palooza.” The RNC says a unique midterm convention will energize voters. Brendan Cullerton reports.

The Supreme Court heard arguments in “Blanche v. Lau” Wednesday with justices skeptical of changing admissibility standards for green card holders accused of committing a crime. Caitrin Assaf reports:

Lawmakers try to address the economy, wages, jobs and the problem of long-term migrants working in the US, but lacking proper work permits. Brendan Cullerton reports:

Business leaders from Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota travel to Washington to request federal funding for the 185th Refueling Wing of the Air National Guard. Molly Martinez reports;

Tensions remained high in the Strait of Hormuz Wednesday, one day after the U.S. said it will continue to maintain a naval blockade against Iranian ports during a ceasefire. Jon Decker reports:

The Supreme Court will weigh in on the evidence immigration officials need to determine if some permanent residents can be removed from the country. Caitrin Assaf reports:

The on-again, off-again peace talks with Iran are for now - off again. President Donald Trump extends the deadline to end the ceasefire with Iran, pending a possible proposal from Tehran. Jon Decker reports:

Florida Democrat Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick announced her immediate resignation moments before the House Ethics Committee was set to gavel in for a hearing to recommend sanctions against her. Emma Wulfhorst reports:

The State Department expects nearly 10 million visitors for the World Cup this summer—but amid war in Iran and immigration crackdowns, safety and visa vetting are in focus. Some fans from travel-ban countries can’t come. Senior National Correspondent Peter Zampa reports.

The Supreme Court handed a victory to oil and gad companies Friday in an environmental damage case. @stetsonm.bsky.social has more.

Today Congress passed a short-term extension for a crucial piece of legislation dealing with government surveillance. Caitrin Assaf reports:

The Strait of Hormuz reopens and oil prices plunge. Jon Decker reports from the White House.

A controversial arch construction project pushed by Trump now has the green light to move forward in the Nation’s Capital – following a vote from a national panel. Protesters in D.C. took to the streets to voice opposition to the project. Brendan Cullerton reports:

With questions about tariffs and refunds continuing, President Donald Trump heads to Nevada and Phoenix to promote his agenda. Jon Decker reports:

Republicans are banking on big returns this tax season with the hope it will carry them to the midterms. But as Molly Martinez reports some see the tax cuts in that big beautiful bill as a being sold bill of goods.

Trump is asking Congress for a huge increase in military spending – and cuts to most other areas of the government. OMB Director Russell Vought made his case for Trump’s budget request before a Congressional committee today.Brendan Cullerton reports: