The Trump administration has been served with a lawsuit by Washington, D.C. The legal action relates to the recent deployment of National Guard troops within the capital city's limits. The D.C. Attorney General, Brian Schwalb, voiced his concerns in a recent post, stating, "Armed soldiers should not be policing American citizens on American soil." The significance of this … [Read more...] about D.C. Sues Trump, Challenging Use of National Guard in Capital
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D.C. Jury Throws Out DOJ’s Case Against ‘Subway Sandwich’
A grand jury in Washington, D.C., has reportedly turned down the Justice Department's proposal for felony assault charges against a former DOJ paralegal, who allegedly attacked a Border Patrol agent in the city using a Subway sandwich. The prosecutors now have three potential courses of action: they can retry their case, demote their charges to a misdemeanor, which would not … [Read more...] about D.C. Jury Throws Out DOJ’s Case Against ‘Subway Sandwich’
Trump Demands Death Penalty for Killers in Washington, D.C.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday declared his administration's intent to seek the death penalty for any individuals found guilty of homicide in Washington, D.C., a statement that, according to reliable sources, has stirred vigorous debate. The president, in a meeting with his Cabinet, described the death penalty as a 'strong preventative,' insisting that 'we have no … [Read more...] about Trump Demands Death Penalty for Killers in Washington, D.C.
Pentagon Moves to Protect D.C.: Hegseth Signs Order for Armed Guard
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is reported to have authorized nearly 2,000 National Guard troops stationed in our nation's capital to carry weapons when their mission necessitates it. This development signals a potential expansion in the security role in Washington, D.C. This authorization is anticipated to come into effect in the forthcoming days, as the Guard force, … [Read more...] about Pentagon Moves to Protect D.C.: Hegseth Signs Order for Armed Guard
D.C. Felony Rifle and Shotgun Cases End Under Pirro, DOJ, Igniting Controversy
Reports from our nation's capital indicate a significant shift in federal prosecution policy regarding rifles and shotguns in Washington, D.C. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro has announced that federal prosecutors in the District will no longer pursue felony charges against individuals carrying rifles or shotguns, regardless of available evidence. This directive, detailed in an … [Read more...] about D.C. Felony Rifle and Shotgun Cases End Under Pirro, DOJ, Igniting Controversy