Washington D.C., Beijing, Paris, Chicago, Los Angeles, Cairo, Berlin, Rome, Jerusalem, Alexandria.
I discourage writers from situating their stories in real-life cities unless it's absolutely necessary. Obviously it's vital in historical fiction or with plots that are intimately tied to culture and location.
But if the main elements of the story function well in any location, there's no need to attach those elements to real cities when you can create your own fictional cities and worlds that are free of implicit stereotypes.