DC Bars Will Be Allowed To Stay Open 24-7 During World Cup

With the World Cup set to begin in two months in Qatar, this week the D.C. Council passed emergency legislation that will allow bars, restaurants, and breweries to remain open 24 hours a day during the month-long tournament.

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