In Washington D.C., hundreds of National Guard troops patrolled the streets, some in armored vehicles, as city officials battled with the White House over whether the federal government can take control of the local police department.
Federal troops and National Guard members are on patrol in Washington, D.C., as President Trump implements his control over the city's police department to address crime issues.
The Trump administration increased national control over Washington by appointing the head of the Drug Enforcement Administration as the city's 'emergency police commissioner', granting him police chief powers.
The lawsuits filed by the U.S. Justice Department against Hawaii and Michigan challenge state-level climate actions, asserting they conflict with federal authority and regulation.
