Federal law enforcement officers will patrol the streets of Washington, D.C., for the next seven days, the White House announced on Thursday. The enhanced federal presence will begin at midnight.

The seven-day operation, which could extend beyond a week, is aimed at boosting public safety, a White House official said.

The White House announced on Thursday that a planned increase in federal law enforcement in Washington, D.C., would focus on areas with heavy tourist traffic and other hot spots around the city ...

Devonta Bazemore, 29, was shot and killed Tuesday night in southeast D.C. Two others were hospitalized with ...

President Trump is threatening to federalize the District of Columbia — and the catalyst is an unusual one. In the early hours of Sunday, a young man was allegedly beaten in an attempted ...

WASHINGTON — DC Police have released surveillance images of the man wanted for questioning in deadly shooting of a Maryland ...

Washington, D.C. could see an increase in federal enforcement as early as Friday, in the wake of comments from President Donald Trump saying he may bring in the National Guard to the District.

Amid a 26% drop in violent crime in D.C., President Trump threatened to call in the National Guard. His latest remarks on taking over D.C. follow an attack on former DOGE employee Edward Coristine, ...

President Donald Trump deployed additional federal law enforcement agents to Washington, D.C., this week as part of a crime crackdown initiative backed by a March executive order.