A new poll reveals that nearly 80% of Washington, DC residents oppose President Trump's federal control of the city's police and increased military presence, feeling less safe despite his claims of improved safety.
In a bold move, West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey has dispatched 300-400 National Guard troops to Washington D.C. at Trump's request to combat rising crime and homelessness. This deployment raises questions about federal authority and local governance.
Attorney General Pam Bondi returns control of DC's Metropolitan Police to its chief, but the Trump administration retains authority. Protests erupt as residents express safety concerns.
In a dramatic move, President Trump deployed federal law enforcement and the National Guard to D.C., igniting a heated debate about crime and public safety. Mayor Bowser condemned the rhetoric while welcoming increased police support.
As President Trump deploys National Guard troops in D.C., Mayor Bowser adopts a restrained approach, calling it 'unsettling' while navigating the complexities of federal oversight.
As Trump federalizes police in D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser faces unprecedented challenges while balancing community concerns and federal intervention. Will she rise to the occasion?
In a bold move, Trump claims Washington, D.C. has a higher homicide rate than major Latin American cities. With 800 National Guard troops deployed and police under federal control, how will this affect local governance?
President Trump has seized control of Washington's police force for 30 days, claiming a need to combat rising crime, despite recent statistics showing a decline. Local officials are outraged as questions loom over implementation.
In a controversial move, President Trump has placed D.C. police under federal control, sparking debates on governance and public safety. Critics call it a power grab, while supporters argue it’s necessary to combat crime.
In a bold statement, Trump claims crime in Washington DC is ending, backed by new law enforcement strategies and the deployment of National Guard troops. Critics argue statistics tell a different story, highlighting the ongoing debate over crime and homelessness in the capital.
