World Cup 2026 Draw Takes Center Stage in Washington, D.C.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 draw kicks off today in Washington, D.C., as 32 teams await their group stage fates ahead of next summer’s co-hosted tournament.
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2 National Guard Members in Critical Condition After DC Shooting
Two National Guard members from West Virginia are in critical condition after a shooting near the White House on Nov. 26. A suspect was detained and 500 extra troops have been deployed.
US Global Dialogue on Innovation and Shared Growth Debuts in Washington, D.C.
In Washington, D.C., the US session of the ‘Innovation, Openness, and Shared Development’ Global Dialogue kicked off, uniting experts, scholars and youth from the Chinese mainland and the US.
EU Leaders and Zelensky Meet in Washington Ahead of White House Talks
European leaders and President Zelensky will gather in Washington for a preparatory meeting ahead of White House talks with President Trump.
National Guard Deploys in DC Amid Crime Data Debate
President Trump sent 800 National Guard troops to Washington amid debates over crime data, sparking political theater and questions about public safety.
Trump’s Emergency Order Seizes Control of D.C. Police
President Trump’s emergency declaration in Washington, D.C., seizes local police control, igniting a fierce debate on federal power vs. city autonomy.
Trump Deploys 800 National Guard Troops to Washington
Trump declared a public safety emergency, ordering 800 National Guard troops to D.C., citing a crime surge and urban decay.
Trump Declares ‘Liberation Day’, Deploys National Guard to DC
President Trump deploys National Guard in Washington, D.C., invokes Home Rule Act for federal control of the city’s police and promises similar actions in other cities.
Trump Declares ‘Liberation Day’ in DC with National Guard Deployment
President Trump calls it ‘Liberation Day’ in DC as he deploys the National Guard and federalizes the police to combat rising crime.
Dead to Rights Debuts in D.C.: Honoring the 1937 Nanjing Massacre
Dead to Rights had its North American premiere in Washington, D.C., drawing over 200 guests including Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng, and shining a light on the 1937 Nanjing Massacre.
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