Justitia

Justitia, officially the District of the Capital (D.C.), is the capital city of the Northeast. It contains the White House, the official residence of the President of the Northeast.

Etymology
Justitia was previously known as Washington, D.C., the latter being an abbreviation for District of Columbia, as the federal district was formally known. It served as the capital of the United States from 1790 until the nation's dissolution following the Calassian invasion. The district was renamed in 2022, removing references to George Washington and Christopher Columbus, two historical figures associated with slavery and genocide. The name "Justitia" was taken from the city's motto, Justitia Omnibus, a Latin phrase meaning "Justice for All". "District of the Capital" was invented to preserve the popular abbreviation "D.C.", making it a backronym.

Calassian invasion
A motion to rename the city to "Justitia" passed in 2024 after endorsement by President Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.