President Donald Trump has announced plans to move homeless people away from the nation's capital as part of a crime crackdown in Washington.

Crime has fallen in the nation’s capital, but Trump has cited two recent cases involving people with ties to the state to justify sending the National Guard.

As the Trump administration begins to clear encampments, many homeless individuals told The Post they had few options for places to go.

Disapproval of American leadership hit its highest point since Trump’s first term, amid a rocky U.S.-Canada relationship.

The share of Americans who view Trump as honest and trustworthy is at a new low since the start of his second term.

The president said he was declaring a public safety emergency and his administration would be removing homeless encampments.

After President Donald Trump's announcement that his administration would take over Washington’s police department for at least a month, hundreds of members of the National Guard began to arrive in the capital.

The changes starting Wednesday night come days after President Donald Trump made the unprecedented announcement that his administration would take over the police department for at least a month.

The Justice Department announced Tuesday that George Washington University was in violation of federal civil rights laws and "indifferent" to anti-Semitism.

The Trump administration said on Tuesday it found George Washington University had violated federal civil rights law regarding Jewish, American Israeli, and Israeli students and faculty and will seek “immediate remediation” from the school.