Attorney General appoints DEA veteran as emergency chief of D.C. police, faces legal challenge.

Attorney General Pam Bondi appointed Terry Cole, a 31-year law enforcement veteran with 22 years at the DEA, as Washington, D.C.'s "emergency police commissioner" following President Trump's decision to take control of the city's police department. Cole will have the powers of a police chief and must approve all orders from the Metropolitan Police Department. However, the D.C. Attorney General has deemed the action "unlawful," potentially leading to a legal conflict.