District Links: Bowser, Trump could square off anew as protests continue; chief says reducing police “doesn’t seem to make common sense”; and more

By Chris Kain and Cuneyt Dil On Jun 24, 2020 Last updated Jun 24, 2020

Happy Wednesday. Protests near the White House are again setting up a clash between President Donald Trump and Mayor Muriel Bowser over the appropriate response. Hundreds of unarmed National Guardsmen will be deployed tonight to national monuments across town.

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