President Donald Trump said at a Cabinet meeting that he wants to institute the death penalty in Washington, D.C,. for anyone who commits murder.

President Trump says that anyone who commits murder in Washington, D.C. will face the death penalty: "That's a very strong preventative."

Since Aug. 11, the D.C. Police Union has calculated major decreases in crimes, including 83% drops in carjackings, 46% decreases in robberies, 22% drops in violent crime, 21% decreases in car theft, ...

President Donald Trump said tonight that he's removing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook from her position with the central bank.

The dollar struggled to gain ground on Wednesday as renewed investor worries about the Federal Reserve's independence undermined the currency following U.S. President Donald Trump's latest attempt to...

The Justice Department has said it plans to investigate those allegations first raised by Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte and prosecutor Ed Martin also said Cook should leave.

The executive order on D.C. directs the administration to take certain actions if the city does not change its cashless bail policy, including "federal funding decisions, services, or approvals," acco...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday threatening to withhold or revoke federal funding to local and state governments that offer cashless bail, arguing that it is a threat to pu...

Critics have argued that bail is a time-honored way to ensure defendants released from jail show up for court proceedings.