DC Braces for Funding Fight in Congress Amid Trump Crackdown

DC braces for funding fight in Congress amid Trump crackdown

The battle between top Republicans and Washington, D.C., could see another wrinkle next month, when Congress returns to a race against the clock to prevent a government shutdown by the end of September.  Local leaders said the last shutdown showdown left the District with a roughly $1 billion budget hole after Congress overrode its local spending plans. And the looming Sept. 30 funding deadline comes as tensions between Republicans and Democrats…

D.C. crime and the Trump is bad but he’s right effect

There’s something interesting going on in the continuing controversy over President Donald Trump’s anti-crime initiative in Washington, D.C. When Trump first announced the move, saying crime in the city is “out of control,” many Democrats and their media allies denounced…

No murders occurred in D.C. for more than one week under Trump's federal crime crackdown

Both property crime and violent crime are down, according to CNN.

Divided Opinions: Wall Street Vs. Main Street On Trump's Turmoil - Data Intelligence

Divided Opinions: Wall Street vs. Main Street on Trump’s Turmoil In the politically charged atmosphere of contemporary America, few figures evoke as much passion and division as former President Donald Trump. His recent legal troubles and their implications have created a distinct rift between two crucial segments of the economy: Wall Street and Main Street. Understanding the complexities of these differing perspectives is essential for grasping…

Carjacked in the capital: The 'crime of the pandemic' is still roiling D.C

While many types of crime surged during Covid, carjackings are one of the few that have remained well above pre-pandemic levels in cities like D.C.