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Trump admin live updates: Trump says DC will be 'crime-free' and 'tired' grass will be replaced
National Guard troops are arriving in Washington after President Donald Trump announced on Monday that 800 National Guard troops would be deployed as he declared a public safety emergency -- despite the city’s mayor noting violent crime is at a 30-year low.
Trump invokes federal control over D.C. police amid crime surge, with National Guard spotted leaving armory as authorities ...
MSNBC justice and legal affairs analyst Anthony Coley asserted on Wednesday that Washington, D.C., residents are vexed by ...
Mayor Muriel Bowser sought to reassure residents in the nation's capital, adding that the National Guard deployment was ...
Joe Scarborough pointed out on "Morning Joe" contradictions between reporters' private safety concerns and public criticism ...
Byron York noted the “nuanced” coverage of crime in Washington, D.C., as reporters reconcile their own experiences in the city.
Police statistics show steep declines in violent crime even as Trump invoked emergency powers over the department ...
A male caller on “The Breakfast Club” on Wednesday accused the popular radio show’s hosts of lacking “common sense” when ...
President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that journalists downplaying the rampant crime in Washington, D.C., should consider going on “ride ...
About half of the 800 National Guard troops ordered to help crack down on crime in the nation’s capital have arrived.
The Washington Examiner’s homeland security reporter, Anna Giaritelli, joined Fox News’s The Ingraham Angle to celebrate ...
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