President Trump At Roundtable, 'We're Here To Discuss Very Important Things'
President Donald Trump is in Dallas today for two reasons – to raise money and talk about policing and race relations with community leaders inside a North Dallas church.
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President Donald Trump is in Dallas today for two reasons – to raise money and talk about policing and race relations with community leaders inside a North Dallas church.
Senior administration officials say President Trump wants to be proactive and that a number of executive actions will come in the future.
President Donald Trump is headed to North Texas Thursday as he resumes in-person fundraising events after a three-month hiatus.
Behind a fence, covered in tarps sits the last of Dallas' Confederate monuments at Pioneer Cemetery, a block from Dallas City Hall.
Ten members of the Dallas City Council have signed a memo calling on the city to re-imagine public safety.
Biden has called for substantial changes to police practices in the U.S., but he opposes some activists' call to defund police.
Gov. Abbott told reporters outside the church that he will include Floyd's family in discussions about police reform and any related legislation.
Former San Antonio Mayor and 2020 presidential candidate Julián Castro announced the first endorsements for candidates he says are committed to "fighting for reform to our broken criminal justice system."
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson was joined by Dallas Police Chief U. Reneé Hall, U.S. Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, some of the city council, faith leaders and members of the community for a George Floyd remembrance ceremony.
The Republican National Committee confirms Dallas is on a short-list as a potential site for its national convention.
RNC officials confirmed Dallas is under consideration and that party officials will likely visit possible sites in multiple states in the coming days.
He said in the Dallas-Fort Worth region alone, there are more than 1,000 DPS Troopers and hundreds of National Guard Troops.
The former president said "habits of racial superiority" still threaten the country.
Gov. Greg Abbott will host a press conference on the state's response to continued protest violence today at Dallas City Hall.
President Trump is acknowledging people getting attacked all over the country --including a Dallas man -- during protests that turned violent in the wake of George Floyd's death last Monday.
