President Donald Trump is set to deliver what the White House calls a law-and-order speech on Friday at the Justice Department, the storied building from which the government pursued criminal investigations and prosecutions against him.

President Trump is planning an unusual visit to the Justice Department on Friday to speak about his administration's plans on "restoring law and order," Axios has learned. Why it matters: Trump's appearance will be the latest illustration of how he's taken a direct interest in the work of the DOJ,

President Trump will give a speech focused on “law and order” at the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Friday, according to the White House. The president is set to argue there has been a

Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Wednesday that Senate Democrats will not provide the votes to pass the House-approved deal to fund the government.

U.S. Senate Democrats huddled for hours on Wednesday plotting a course forward on a stopgap funding bill passed by the Republican-controlled House, with only two more days remaining before a partial government shutdown would be triggered.

But maybe Mr Trump believes that only through such tough stands could he have “stopped all government censorship and brought back free speech in America”, as he put it in his address to Congress on March 4th.

The president didn’t get a polling bounce from his big speech, and there are signs that the economy and Musk’s antics are causing problems for him.

An ABC News project 538 poll found that Trump's approval rating nudged down slightly from 47.8% on Monday to 47.6% on Tuesday, according to its update as of 11:56 p.m. Tuesday. In the same poll, Vice President JD Vance's approval rating held steady at 40.8%