President Trump's recent order to deploy National Guard units across the U.S. to handle civil protests has sparked significant controversy. Critics warn it blurs legal lines and threatens community trust.
As President Trump militarizes D.C. amidst claims of a crime crisis, critics warn of a dangerous shift towards a police state. With troops on the streets and rising tensions, what's next for the capital?
This past weekend, America's political divide was on full display as President Trump's military parade for the Army's 250th anniversary drew both celebration and protests across the nation. Critics condemned the event as a politicization of the armed forces, while supporters celebrated the military's legacy.
On President Trump's birthday, millions are expected to protest across the nation, marking the largest anti-Trump demonstrations yet. Organized by the No Kings movement, these protests reject authoritarianism and militarization.
Governor Gavin Newsom blasts President Trump for allegedly inciting violence during Los Angeles protests, claiming his actions are endangering peaceful demonstrators and immigrant families. Newsom's powerful response criticizes Trump's militarization of the city and warns of escalating tensions.
