The provision to transfer the RFK Stadium site from federal control to the District of Columbia has been removed from a short-term spending bill, marking a setback for the Washington Commanders who were hoping to use the land for a new stadium. The decision comes amid criticism from President-elect Donald Trump and Elon Musk, who opposed the initial package. The Commanders are now exploring other options for a stadium location as their lease in Maryland runs through 2027.

• The removal of the RFK site provision significantly impacts the Commanders' plans for a new stadium.
• The Commanders are considering multiple locations for a new stadium, including staying in Maryland.