New York City Mayor Eric Adams responded to President Donald Trump's threats of sending troops to the city to tackle crime.

The Trump administration is making plans for an immigration crackdown in Chicago that would involve 200 homeland security officials and the use of a naval base outside the city as a staging area, ...

Washington — President Trump on Friday said Chicago will probably be the federal government's next target for its anti-crime ...

African-American ladies” are saying, “Please, President Trump, come to Chicago,” the president told reporters Friday, ...

New York business groups are urging state utility regulators to approve a previously rejected plan to extend a regional ...

The administration’s focus on urban crime has met with significant pushback from Democratic leaders. Officials in cities like ...

President Trump threw his support behind Keegan Bradley playing on the US Ryder Cup Team as captain — while revealing he ...

But if the Trump administration deems New York qualifies under the order's parameters, the state could risk losing a lot of ...

Chicago crackdown: The Trump administration plans to send more than 200 homeland security officials to a Navy base outside Chicago to begin an immigration crackdown in that city, according to internal ...

Democratic elected officials in cities targeted by Trump have publicly rejected suggestions that their residents need the ...

NYC Democratic mayoral candidate, Zohran Mamdani, begins 'Five Boroughs Against Trump' tour to oppose president's agenda on ...

Trump suggests sending National Guard to New York to address violence, facing resistance from Gov. Hochul and NYPD Commissioner Tisch.