(Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump says he sent in the National Guard and Marines to "liberate" Los Angeles from the ...

Trump tests his military muscle against protests GOP senators walk a tightrope on LA protests U.S.-China trade negotiators ...

America must understand that Los Angeles is not Omaha, not Savannah and not Des Moines. LA has a right to be angry.

Trump and his allies are trying to paint Los Angeles as an out-of-control war zone taken over by brown-skinned criminals. The ...

US President Donald Trump had sparked a national debate last week after taking the extraordinary step of sending the National ...

As the immigration protests unfolded in Los Angeles, a flurry of misinformation hit social media platforms, sparking further confusion and tension in an already chaotic environment.

Los Angeles has become the epicentre of heated protests and military mobilisation following aggressive immigration raids by ...

Tensions in Los Angeles are rising following a host of anti-immigration raids in Los Angeles, with riots going into their fifth day. President Donald Trump ordered troops in after reports of looting ...

Federal judge denies California Governor Gavin Newsom’s plea to quickly block Trump administration’s use of National Guard ...

More than 700 Marines awaited deployment in Los Angeles on Wednesday, marking the latest escalation of Donald Trump’s ...

The likes of CCTV and Xinhua have cast the turmoil in stark relief while framing it as proof of governance woes.

The media has it wrong. Trump is not coming across as fearsome and strong. Instead, his watch-me-play-fascist-on-TV routine ...