A federal appeals court has agreed to reconsider a decision that would have allowed President Donald Trump to send National Guard troops to Portland, Ore.

A larger pool of federal judges will now review whether the Trump Administration can deploy National Guard troops to Portland.

The president keeps claiming a major American city is burning down. Even though that is not even close to true.

I live in Portland. Trump's decision to deploy the National Guard is based on lies – and will no doubt escalate things further.

For the past several months, the Trump administration — along with conservative journalists and social media influencers — have repeatedly claimed Portland’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement building is under siege by “rioters” and that “riots” are a common occurrence at the site on the South Waterfront. But the facts don’t bear that out.

The admission comes as the White House faces a series of legal challenges in its efforts to deploy guard troops in Portland, Los Angeles and Chicago, Democratic-led cities where it has intensified immigration enforcement and crowd control tactics by federal agents.

A growing number of people protesting against President Donald Trump's administration are wearing inflatable costumes at rallies.

The administration says rising arrests and unruly protests justify federal troops. Portland says frog costumes tell the real story.