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Brian Schwalb
Appeals Court keeps Trump’s National Guard mission in Washington alive
A federal appeals court has cleared the way for National Guard troops to remain on the streets of Washington, pausing a lower court order that would have forced an end to the long-running deployment in the nation’s capital. In a unanimous decision issued Wednesday, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the…
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Court tells Trump to end D.C. National Guard deployment, ruling it overstepped his power
A federal judge has delivered a major setback to the Trump administration’s ongoing security...
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D.C. sues Trump over National Guard deployment, calling it an illegal “military occupation”
The District of Columbia is taking President Donald Trump to court over his decision to flood...
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D.C. sues Trump administration over “dangerous” federal takeover of police department
Washington, D.C. has taken the Trump administration to court in a high-stakes clash over control...
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Anti-police activist accused of misusing over $75,000 in charity funds for luxury items
Brandon D. Anderson, an anti-police activist and the founder of the charity Raheem AI, is being sued by Washington, D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb for allegedly misusing charitable funds and violating...
