Diva’s DMV Local News
ederal workers across the DMV are paying close attention to a major policy change that could affect thousands of careers. President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order that is expected to reclassify approximately 8,000 federal employees into at-will positions. The change primarily impacts senior-level civil servants, including GS-15 employees, policy office leaders, chiefs of […]
Apple may have just found a way to solve one of the most frustrating parts of dining out with friends: splitting the bill. According to recent reports, the tech giant is developing a new feature for iOS 27 that would allow users to quickly divide group expenses using a photo of a restaurant receipt. The […]
Apple users may soon have an additional layer of security to help protect their devices from thieves. According to recent reports, Apple is reportedly developing a new anti-theft feature that could automatically lock an iPhone if it detects that the device has been suddenly snatched away from its owner. The rumored technology would use built-in […]
Meta, the parent company behind Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, may soon ask users a big question: How much would you pay to stop seeing ads? The tech giant is reportedly expanding its subscription offerings with plans ranging from just a few dollars per month up to as much as $50 monthly for a premium, ad-free […]
Questions surrounding voting access and election procedures are once again making headlines as a federal judge declined to block an executive order issued by President Donald Trump related to mail-in voting. The executive order, signed in March, directs federal agencies to work on compiling lists of eligible adult U.S. citizens and outlines new procedures involving […]
Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed 275 bills into law this week, including several measures that could bring major changes to the state’s criminal justice and public safety policies. One of the most talked-about measures is the Youth Charging Reform Act, which takes effect October 1. The new law gives judges more discretion over whether 16- […]
A new federal student loan policy scheduled to take effect July 1 is sparking backlash and concern, especially among students pursuing careers in healthcare, education, and social services. Several career fields reportedly removed from the updated classification include nursing, social work, physician assistant programs, occupational therapy, physical therapy, public health, speech-language pathology, audiology, and education. […]
Washington, DC residents may soon notice another added charge when ordering food or groceries through delivery apps. As part of ongoing budget discussions, DC leaders are considering a proposal that would place a 20-cent fee on restaurant and grocery deliveries throughout the District. The amendment is currently under review by the DC Council as lawmakers […]
Memorial Day weekend is kicking off with major events and important travel reminders across the DMV. One of the biggest highlights is the return of Artscape in downtown Baltimore, bringing music, food, art, and entertainment back to the city rain or shine. Known as America’s largest free outdoor arts festival, Artscape is once again transforming downtown Baltimore into […]
A controversial decision involving President Donald Trump, the Justice Department, and the IRS is fueling strong reactions online and across political circles after reports surfaced that the IRS will no longer pursue claims involving Trump, his family, or his businesses. During a recent discussion on “The Dominique Da Diva Show,” the topic centered around a […]
If you’re planning a summer getaway in 2026, you may want to double check your travel documents before heading to the airport. According to new warnings from the U.S. Department of Transportation, a valid passport may no longer be enough for some international trips. For years, travelers viewed passports as the ultimate key to international […]
Parents across the District are being urged to pay attention as DC officials continue cracking down on youth curfew violations following several highly publicized incidents involving teenagers gathering in large groups around the city. City leaders are reminding residents that parents could face serious consequences if their children violate curfew laws or contribute to disorderly […]
