President Donald Trump said Tuesday he intends to “clean up Chicago,” brushing aside objections from what he called the city’s failed Democratic leadership. Over Labor Day weekend, nearly 60 people were shot and at least nine killed. Chicago, under Mayor Brandon Johnson, recorded 572 homicides in 2024 — its 13th straight year as the U.S.
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In the Oval Office on Tuesday, President Donald Trump confirmed what had long been whispered: U.S. Space Command will leave Colorado Springs and plant its flag in Huntsville, Alabama — the city
Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser acknowledged Wednesday what many residents have already felt — crime in the capital has plunged since President Donald Trump’s federal takeover earlier this month. “This is what
President 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
