Stories from Washington · United States

A new round of talks is scheduled to take place next Thursday and Friday in Washington. These discussions occur amidst economic repercussions due to the war with Iran, which economists are warning about. These discussions are proceeding despite Hezbollah's opposition to direct negotiations, and a call has been made for a cessation of attacks, disarmament, and addressing the roots of the conflict.

Washington D.C. Chief Financial Officer Glenn Lee requires his staff to come into the office only twice per month, a policy independent of Mayor Muriel Bowser's order for city workers to return most days.

The US Secretary of State stated that a recent meeting served to maintain strength. The specific topic or counterpart of the discussion was not detailed in the broadcast.

Rookie salaries are reportedly increasing from mid-five figures to six figures.

Federal and state law enforcement agencies are prioritizing experienced officers and reinstating previously cut training programs. Recent recruits are receiving an additional 30 days of training they did not previously get.

The US President is reportedly bringing the Blackstone chief executive officer and Citigroup representatives on an upcoming trip. Discussions also include other corporations such as Nvidia, Apple, and Boeing, though the exact attendees remain unclear.

Former President Obama expressed a wish for everyone to 'go back to their spaces, to their corner,' according to a radio broadcast. The statement was made in a general context without further elaboration on specific policy or events.

A speech is scheduled to be given in the White House Rose Garden tomorrow at 1 AM Korean time.

Officials in Washington D.C. are accused of routinely misclassifying crimes to improve the city's data.

The Wall Street Journal reported that President Trump called FDA Commissioner Marty McCarr. The president of Trabzonspor confirmed yesterday that the club had been approached by 'the Reds', referring to Benfica.