U.S. Attorney General Pamela Bondi announced Thursday morning that federal authorities have now made 630 arrests and seized 86 illegal firearms in D.C.

“South Park” slowing down when it comes to mocking the Trump administration. In the latest episode of the popular Comedy Central animated series, a recurring character named “Towelie,” a walking and talking towel, visits major landmarks in Washington, DC, as armed military and tanks are present.

As federal authorities carried out over 100 immigration arrests following President Trump's takeover of D.C., agents videoed themselves ripping down a vulgar anti-ICE sign.

Once again, we won’t spoil it here, but it continued to make President Donald Trump the source of most of its humor, with a particular focus on his takeover of the Washington D.C. police force. The episode was titled “Sickofancy,” and in it ...

Washington, DC, is awash in "crime, bloodshed, bedlam and squalor and worse," our nation's president told us Monday, Aug. 11. The thing is, despite the high-profile assault, violent crime in the nation's capital is the lowest in more than 30 years.

Military attorneys will be working alongside D.C.-based federal prosecutors, taking on civilian cases as President Trump ramps up the takeover of local law enforcement in the nation’s capital.

(Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP, File) NEW YORK (AP) — “South Park” continued its cartoon assault on the Trump administration Wednesday, with an episode that addressed the federal takeover of Washington, D.C.’s police department. The latest ...

View online. YOUR MORNING Good morning, NewsNation. For more fact-based, unbiased news coverage 24/7 – Download the NewsNation app here > Arrests in DC up 20% since start of Trump takeover DC takeover rewards: The U.