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President Donald Trump cited crime as the reason for an ongoing deployment of the National Guard in Washington.

The Trump administration says the president has legal authority to move forward with construction.

Human rights are ‘non-negotiable,’ says Rep. Young Kim (R-Calif.).

‘Andrew stood up today, and people can’t believe it,’ Trump said at an event.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Health Secretary Robert Kennedy are spearheading a $1 billion campaign to improve U.S. airports.

The special agents said they knelt to deescalate the volatile situation. ‘Plaintiffs are the real patriots,’ their lawsuit said.

Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe’s parents reported that the National Guard member is starting to ‘look more like himself,’ Gov. Patrick Morrisey said.

Family and whistleblowers say abuses in the organ procurement system have led to tragedies.

‘Congress cannot restrict the President’s ability’ to remove them because the two boards wield ’substantial executive power,' the majority opinion states.

The arrest of suspect Brian Cole Jr. of Woodbridge, Va., is the first sign of movement in the case in years.

Shalom Baranes takes over for James McCrery as lead on the $300 million project. McCrery will remain on project as consultant.

Three appeals court judges removed a block on deploying more than 2,000 National Guard members in the nation’s capital.

The president celebrated the agreement, signed in the newly named Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace.

Judge Beryl Howell said arrests made by officials without meeting certain conditions ‘directly violates the clear statutory requirement.’

Ryan Samsel is suing after becoming what his lawyer described as ‘the most tortured individual by the Federal Government in recent American history.’

Rahmanullah Lakanwal, who came to the nation’s capital from Washington state, was ordered to be held without bond.

Andrew Wolfe, 24, remains in serious condition as he continues to fight for his life at a Washington hospital.

The suspect has been identified as a 29-year-old Afghan national who once worked with the CIA.

The second National Guard member is ‘fighting for his life,’ the president said.

President Donald Trump cited crime as the reason for an ongoing deployment of the National Guard in Washington.

The Trump administration says the president has legal authority to move forward with construction.

Human rights are ‘non-negotiable,’ says Rep. Young Kim (R-Calif.).

‘Andrew stood up today, and people can’t believe it,’ Trump said at an event.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Health Secretary Robert Kennedy are spearheading a $1 billion campaign to improve U.S. airports.

The special agents said they knelt to deescalate the volatile situation. ‘Plaintiffs are the real patriots,’ their lawsuit said.

Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe’s parents reported that the National Guard member is starting to ‘look more like himself,’ Gov. Patrick Morrisey said.

Family and whistleblowers say abuses in the organ procurement system have led to tragedies.

‘Congress cannot restrict the President’s ability’ to remove them because the two boards wield ’substantial executive power,' the majority opinion states.

The arrest of suspect Brian Cole Jr. of Woodbridge, Va., is the first sign of movement in the case in years.

Shalom Baranes takes over for James McCrery as lead on the $300 million project. McCrery will remain on project as consultant.

Three appeals court judges removed a block on deploying more than 2,000 National Guard members in the nation’s capital.

The president celebrated the agreement, signed in the newly named Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace.

Judge Beryl Howell said arrests made by officials without meeting certain conditions ‘directly violates the clear statutory requirement.’

Ryan Samsel is suing after becoming what his lawyer described as ‘the most tortured individual by the Federal Government in recent American history.’

Rahmanullah Lakanwal, who came to the nation’s capital from Washington state, was ordered to be held without bond.

Andrew Wolfe, 24, remains in serious condition as he continues to fight for his life at a Washington hospital.

The suspect has been identified as a 29-year-old Afghan national who once worked with the CIA.

The second National Guard member is ‘fighting for his life,’ the president said.