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Federal Workforce: DOGE’s cuts are rippling through the D.C. economy, with lost federal jobs weakening consumer spending and pushing some residents to leave the region. More than 260,000 workers left federal service nationwide in 2025, the report says. Local Costs: D.C. Council debates over tax increases are raising affordability concerns, while housing advocates say the District needs to measure how regulations affect the cost of adding homes. Stadium Investment: A proposed $300 million Audi Field overhaul could support year-round soccer, but residents have raised concerns as the Council weighs the plan.

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SMOA urges D.C. attorney general to back court deadlines and end virtual calendar

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D.C. starts enforcing first-in-the-nation speed-limiting law

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SEED SPOT and Arkade win $475K grant to launch Northwest Arkansas founder program

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BOOST buys Global Services to broaden federal contractor support

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