D.C. mayor counters Trump’s talk of federal takeover as political gamesmanship
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser on Thursday said she took seriously President Trump’s call for a federal takeover of the District, but she also felt it was an “unnecessary distraction” by the president to unnerve other elected officials.
Bowser took a congenial approach to the president, reiterating confidence that she would work with the White House on “shared priorities." ...
Citing crime and homelessness in the national capital, President Trump said he wants the federal government to "take over" ...
President Donald Trump is throwing his support behind congressional efforts for a federal takeover of the nation’s capital, ...
President Donald Trump's remarks calling for the removal of D.C.'s Home Rule has caused concerns among the cities leader's ...
President Donald Trump voiced his support for repealing the District of Columbia’s Home Rule Act, citing crime, homelessness ...
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Republicans push to repeal D.C.'s governing power, but city supporters push for statehoodRepublican lawmakers introduced a bill to strip D.C. of its governing power, but city officials want statehood instead.
Just weeks after expelling now-former Councilmember Trayon White over his federal bribery charge, D.C. is embroiled in ...
Registered voters in Columbia will vote for mayor in the April 8 election. Barbara Buffaloe, the current mayor, is running for reelection against Tanya Heath and Blair Murphy. Lucio Bitoy is ...
President Donald Trump said he supports putting Washington, D.C., back under direct federal control while complaining to ...
President Trump said Wednesday that the federal government should “take over the governance” of Washington, D.C. “I think ...
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