Browsing: Donald Trump
FactCheck.org examines Trump’s claims about soaring crime in Chicago, revealing how selective data and missing context distort the city’s actual crime trends and statistics.
NATO Secretary General meets President Trump in Washington, emphasizing that Europe is increasing defense spending and contributions to collective security under the transatlantic alliance.
Donald Trump blamed unnamed “vandals” for derailing his proposed $14m overhaul of Washington’s Reflecting Pool. Records and experts tell a different story about what really halted the project.
The Trump administration plans to move special education and civil rights oversight out of the Education Department, raising questions about enforcement, accountability and impacts on vulnerable students.
President Trump has backed down on threatened tariffs against Greenland, saying a framework trade deal has been reached, easing tensions and paving the way for further economic talks
Algae foiled Donald Trump’s $14.2m effort to dye a reflecting pool “American flag blue,” muddying a high-profile patriotic display and raising questions over cost, planning and environmental oversight.
Donald Trump faces mounting pressure to substantiate his claim that the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool was sabotaged, as officials and critics in Washington demand concrete evidence.
Trump’s statements on Iran have grown increasingly inconsistent, shifting from threats of harsh retaliation to calls for dialogue, raising questions about his administration’s policy.
Donald Trump has warned that repairs to Washington’s iconic Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool may not be finished by 4 July, raising doubts over the site’s readiness for Independence Day events.
A Trump-appointed federal judge has suggested the death penalty for certain child sex crimes may be constitutional, challenging precedent and potentially reshaping U.S. capital punishment law.
FIFA cleared U.S. striker Folarin Balogun to face Belgium after a controversial intervention by Donald Trump, sparking intense debate over politics influencing World Cup decisions.
Phoenix’s violent crime rate has surpassed Chicago’s, raising questions about whether the city could become a new focal point for Donald Trump’s tough-on-crime rhetoric and campaign messaging.
NATO’s so‑called “Trump whisperer” is set to meet the former president ahead of next month’s summit, aiming to calm tensions and secure his support for the alliance’s agenda.
Former President Trump labeled Washington, D.C. a “crime free zone” as he urged urban leaders to partner with his agenda, framing cooperation as key to restoring public safety in major U.S. cities.
Donald Trump delivered a campaign-style July 4 speech on the National Mall, using celebrations for the upcoming US 250th anniversary to rally supporters and attack his political opponents.
The Washington Post examines Trump’s unexpectedly softened green card policy, exploring shifting political pressures, implications for immigrants, and how the move contrasts with his earlier hard-line stance.
Newly obtained recordings reveal Trump’s carefully hedged language on a possible Iran strike, framing decisions to later claim victory if successful or deflect blame if events go wrong.
Organizers reshuffled the Freedom 250 events list after Trump’s Great American State Fair appearance was adjusted, sparking debate over crowd expectations, security, and campaign strategy.
Grand juries in Washington, D.C., are increasingly rejecting proposed charges stemming from the Trump administration’s criminal crackdown, raising questions about evidence, politics and prosecutorial overreach.
The Trump administration has indicted a U.S. Olympic athlete over alleged vandalism at Washington’s Reflecting Pool, raising tensions over protest, patriotism, and political accountability.