The Trump administration is making plans to increase the federal law enforcement presence in Washington, DC, Thursday and Friday following an assault on a well-known former Department of Government Efficiency staffer over the weekend,

President Donald Trump on Wednesday suggested he may use the National Guard to police the streets of Washington, D.C., in his latest threat to take over running the city that serves as the seat of the U.

President Donald Trump is doubling down on his threats to take over Washington, DC, amid a spike in youth crime. The latest call from the president comes after a former Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) employee was assaulted by a group of teenagers during a violent carjacking.

The National Park Service said the move aligns with President Donald Trump's executive orders to reinstate preexisting statues.

The National Park Service said it is aiming to have the restored statue of Albert Pike reinstalled by October.

Two Confederate monuments in the D.C. area are set to return, sparking renewed controversy over how the country commemorates its past.