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News2Share (N2S) is an online media outlet based in Washington, D.C. Reporters Ford Fischer and Alejandro Alvarez bring the latest on activism and politics in the DC area through interactive live video and photography. Founded in 2012, News2Share has reached more than 3.5 million people through News2Share.com in addition to being featured on every major news network. Recent areas of focus include

Greece, Ukraine, the Gaza Strip, Ferguson and Baltimore. In addition to providing objective and engaging content to our viewers, we strive to capture useful footage that can be integrated onto other news networks. Our quality coverage of current events spans from local and national politics to international conflict.

08/22/2025

Two weeks into President Trump's National Guard occupation of Washington DC to suppress crime, additional troops have arrived from nearby Republican states.

The soldiers have been most visible around Washington DC's Metropolitan Transit system, including George Washington University, McPherson Square, Metro Center, Gallery Place, L'Enfant Plaza, Waterfront, Navy Yard/Ballpark, and Union Station.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

08/22/2025

"Free DC! Free DC!" protesters gathered to oppose the National Guard occupation and federal policing of Washington DC Thursday night in the U Street neighborhood, a hotspot for federal activity in the past week and a half.

A light projection portrayed a man who threw a sandwich at federal agents in viral video last week.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

08/21/2025

President Trump met Thursday night with military, federal agents, and police at the U.S. Park Police Anacostia Operations Facility amidst his federal takeover of law enforcement operations in Washington DC.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

08/17/2025

Editor's note: As myself and other press on Friday begin filming Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) federal police on U St in Washington DC amidst Trump's federal takeover of policing in the nation's Capitol, an officer asked me: “The places that we’re going, just give them privacy.”

I told him that “I’m never gonna not film something” on a public street [at the request of feds].

Throughout the week since Trump's Monday announcement, federal agents from HSI, FBI, DEA, ICE, and others have patrolled Washington DC, performing typically law enforcement functions.

For example, FBI and HSI federal agents were active in Columbia Heights region of Washington DC Saturday night, as captured by passerby Sam Harp, whose understanding is there was one person arrested. The reason for the arrest was not immediately clear. Officers left the scene just as media arrived.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

08/17/2025

A handful of protesters yelled at National Guardsmen outside Washington DC's Union Station and even attempted to physically block their vehicles from driving Saturday night.

“Free DC! You’re following orders from an insurrectionist!” shouted DC protester and former elected official Patricia Eugenio. “Do you really want to follow the orders of a white supremacist? Like, c’mon dude.”

Eugenio was physically pushed away by officers with the Metropolitan Police, which is currently under the command of President Trump under his initiative to federalize DC's policing.

A man holding a banner reading "TRUMP EPSTEIN PUTIN BFF" also blocked a line of heavy military vehicles for several minutes. He negotiated with an MPD officer who ultimately gave him a small water bottle in exchange for getting out of the road willingly.

Protesters continued to yell at National Guardsmen as they left Union Station for the night.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

08/16/2025

DC Police formed a circle around the National Guard and one of their armored vehicles to protect them from protesters marching Saturday afternoon around the White House.

Hundreds marched against Trump's federalizing of DC police and deployment of National Guard.

"Troops on the corner, feds on the block, the fascist takeover must be stopped!" chanted protesters marching to the White House.

One carried a loaf of bread, referencing the sandwich recently thrown at a federal agent.

"Danger, danger, there's a fascist in the White House! It's up to us to drive him out!"

"Release the files! Release the files!" chanted protesters, one of whom held a sign reading "Don't use DC to distract from your crimes Trump. Release the Epstein files!"

A printout of a naked President Trump in bed with Satan as portrayed on South Park made it to White House fence as protesters chanted "Trump must go now!" and "Free DC!"

Protesters put their fists up and echoed the Refuse Fascism chant "In the name of humanity we refuse to accept a fascist America."

They pledged to return to DC and "surround the White House," Capitol, and Supreme Court in November to demand Trump's removal.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

08/16/2025

Live: March against Trump’s federal takeover of Washington DC.
Filmed by Ford Fischer

08/15/2025

Additional National Guard vehicles and soldiers were visible outside Washington DC's Union Station Friday afternoon, part of Trump's initiative to suppress crime in the district.

"They're all fenced in" like "monuments" one passerby noted. "It's so stupid, I mean they're tourist areas. If they wanna be busy they can pick up the trash."

Filmed by Ford Fischer

08/14/2025

“Don’t let them do this to you!” a man yelled at National Guard troops patrolling Washington DC Thursday afternoon. “These are your own citizens! These are homeless people!”

Hundreds of troops, along with federal agents, have been deployed to the streets of the nation's capital following President Trump's directives to suppress crime. Trump also federalized Washington DC's police force, effectively placing them under his command.

“You have an obligation to refuse unlawful orders!” a man outside Union Station told soldiers. They drove by, saying nothing.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

08/14/2025

On Trump's orders, a homeless encampment between the Kennedy Center and Lincoln Memorial was cleared Thursday morning.

Residents were told Wednesday of the clear out, which happened with the oversight of only a couple (now federally commanded) DC Police Officers.

In addition to city workers, volunteers and activists for the unhoused showed up.

While some held signs condemning Trump's treatment of the homeless, others assisted them in packing their belongings for wherever they'd go next, rather than having them trashed by city workers.

Filmed by Ford Fischer

08/14/2025

Live: Homeless camp near Kennedy Center in DC cleared as part of Trump directive

08/12/2025

"Trump must go now!" chanted protesters led by Refuse Fascism in Washington DC this evening, demonstrating against President Trump's federalization of Washington DC police and deployment of the National Guard into the district.

"Danger, danger, there's a fascist in the White House! It's up to us to drive him out!"

The Refuse Fascism activists took a long route throughout DC, beginning at Dupont Circle and marching through Columbia Heights, Adams Morgan, and residential neighborhoods before returning.

"ICE must go now!" they chanted. "No troops on our land!"

Filmed by Ford Fischer

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News2Share (N2S) is an online media outlet based in Washington, D.C. Reporters Ford Fischer and Alejandro Alvarez bring the latest on activism and politics in the DC area through interactive live video and photography. Founded in 2012, News2Share has reached millions of people through News2Share.com in addition to being featured on every major news network.

Areas of focus primarily include activism, politics, civil unrest, and radical technologies.

In addition to providing objective and engaging content to our viewers, we strive to capture useful footage that can be integrated onto other news networks. Our quality coverage of current events spans from local and national politics to international conflict.