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Chicago awaits the possibility of National Guard troops patrolling the city along with a large immigration enforcement operation.
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Former Chicagoan Nick Albano describes the tension in the nation’s capital from President Donald Trump’s crime and immigration mission as a growing “powder keg,” and he’s anxiously watching to see what may happen in his former hometown.
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Nonprofits hurt by impasse boosted budgets with federal funding — now endangered by Trump
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Giannoulias alleges Flock Safety improperly shared data with federal border officials
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Rikeesha Phelon talks about her career evolution, the role of strategic communication in institutions like SIU, and how she balances innovation with clarity in health messaging.
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Governor completes signing of more than 430 bills from spring session
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Texas Democrats who fled to Illinois went back home where Republicans were ready to approve new congressional district boundaries. Meanwhile, California and other states are considering similar efforts. The redistricting free-for-all raises a lot of questions about representation and fairness.
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Election board likely to rule next month on Harmon’s argument
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Republican Ray LaHood, Democrat Bill Daley to lead effort
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The departure marked the end of a nationally-watched standoff between the lawmakers and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, who pushed the remap plan at President Donald Trump’s urging in a bid to add five more Republican seats in the U.S. House.
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The Illinois State Fair is a chance for the parties to rally and for candidates to see where they stand.
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More than a decade removed from the last time a Republican won a statewide election in Illinois, state GOP leaders say they have plenty of time to build a strong ticket.