Department of Homeland Security honcho Kristi Noem has been living rent-free on a Washington-area military base "for her own safety," the Washington Post reported Friday.

In Washington on Wednesday night, the most visible sign of President Trump’s takeover of the local Police Department was a sobriety checkpoint operated by local and federal police agencies on a busy street near downtown, which drew a crowd of jeering protesters.

Be prepared! There will be no “MR. NICE GUY.” We want our Capital BACK,” Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social Sunday.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has been staying rent free in the home reserved for the top Coast Guard official following death threats, drawing scrutiny and criticism from congressional

Opinion: A military response in Washington, D.C., to what is a social problem is heavy-handed and just plain wrong.

By ordering 800 National Guard troops to Washington, on the pretext of an illusory crime wave, President Trump has further dragged the U.S. military into domestic law enforcement, in a move credibly perceived as an ominous “test case.” This continues what the administration started in California in June as part of the its deportation efforts.

A New York Times essay written by former National Security Council members lamented how the military is not resisting President Donald Trump’s deployment efforts.

Jen Psaki looks back at the total paranoia among Republicans that a standard military exercise, Jade Helm, would turn into a domestic military invasion by President Obama. Now that Donald Trump is literally sending the military to control Washington,

From AI-assisted drones to computerized missiles, military technology has advanced greatly from the days of sword-fighting.