President Trump on Monday formally signed an executive order cutting federal funding to jurisdictions that maintain cashless bail policies. Attorney General Pam Bondi is compiling a list of affected areas, which could include states like New York, cities such as Washington, D.C., and other localities with lenient bail practices. “Cashless bail policies allow dangerous individuals
MorePresident Trump fired off a late-night salvo at NBC and ABC News on Sunday, railing against what he called their “biased” coverage and floating the idea that the FCC should strip them
From the Oval Office on Friday, President Trump pledged to press ahead with his effort to “clean up” America’s most dangerous cities. “After D.C. comes Chicago,” he said. “And then we’ll help
On Friday afternoon, President Donald Trump reacted to the FBI raid on ex-national security advisor John Bolton’s home in Bethesda, Maryland earlier in the day. Trump called Bolton a “low-life.” “When I
White House deputy chief of staff for policy Stephen Miller lit into demonstrators outside Union Station on Wednesday, dismissing them as “stupid white hippies” and “crazy communists” for protesting President Donald Trump’s