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Coverage dated August 21, 2025

Trump embraces tough-on-crime mantra amid DC takeover as he and Democrats claim political wins

Headline from The Columbian

NEW YORK (AP) — President Donald Trump stood among several hundred law enforcement officers, National Guard troops and federal agents at a U.S. Park Police operations center in one of Washington, D.C.

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  1. The Columbian

    Trump embraces tough-on-crime mantra amid DC takeover as he and Democrats claim political wins (opens The Columbian)

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    NEW YORK (AP) — President Donald Trump stood among several hundred law enforcement officers, National Guard troops and federal agents at a U.S. Park Police operations center in one of Washington, D.C.

  2. WHDH Boston

    Trump embraces tough-on-crime mantra amid DC takeover as he and Democrats claim political wins - Boston News, Weather, Sports (opens WHDH Boston)

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    NEW YORK (AP) — President Donald Trump stood among several hundred law enforcement officers, National Guard troops and federal agents at a U.S. Park Police operations center in one

  3. The Hill

    Trump visits federal law enforcement amid DC crime crackdown (opens The Hill)

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    President Trump visited federal law enforcement in D.C., touting significant changes and vowing to crack down on crime.

  4. Los Angeles Times

    Trump embraces tough-on-crime mantra amid D.C. takeover as he and Democrats claim political wins (opens Los Angeles Times)

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    The Republican president is proudly promoting the work of roughly 2,000 National Guard troops in the city, lent by allied governors from at least six Republican-led states.

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