Chicago 14 hours ago CBP finds 161K fake US stamps in shipment from China More than 161,000 counterfeit U.S. Forever stamps from China were recently seized in Chicago, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said Thursday.
Barack Obama 16 hours ago Obama library, begun with lofty DEI goals, now plagued by $40M racially charged suit, ballooning costs Construction of former President Obama's long-awaited library and museum in Chicago began with ambitious plans for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) but is now plagued by huge cost overruns, delays and a $40 million racially charged lawsuit filed by a minority contractor.
Chicago 18 hours ago Firefighter paramedic led secret life as mafia hitman before family fell apart: son Kyle Tekiela is the host of the true-crime podcast "Crook County," which details the rise and fall of his father Ken "The Kid" Tekiela in the Chicago Outfit.
Chicago 4 days ago Chicago mayor's office gives inside look at 'gift room' after watchdog report flagged ethical concerns Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson released a 20-second video showing the inside of the city's "gift room" in an attempt at transparency. He was accused of improperly accepting gifts.
Media 4 days ago Illinois university sued after professor alleges he was fired for objecting to race-based hiring policies A University of Illinois Chicago professor filed a lawsuit after he said he was fired due to speaking out against the university's unlawful race-based hiring programs.
Chicago 5 days ago Chicago grand jury returns indictment against high-ranking affiliate of violent Sinaloa Cartel: DOJ A grand jury in Chicago returned an indictment against a high-ranking Sinaloa Cartel affiliate on charges of drug conspiracy and firearm offenses.
Fox News Flash February 8 Frustrated Chicagoans back ICE deportations, applaud DOJ lawsuit targeting sanctuary policies Chicago resident Vashon Tuncle joins ‘The Ingraham Angle’ to express support for Trump border czar Tom Homan in his battle with state and city leaders over ICE deportations.
Media February 6 15 state AGs vow to protect trans procedures for minors despite Trump executive order The Illinois attorney general and 14 others signed a joint statement declaring they will ignore the executive order banning life-altering gender procedures for children.
US February 4 Residents call out Chicago officials for 'harmful' display depicting Uncle Sam, Netanyahu as murderers Chicago residents have been divided by a controversial art display depicting Benjamin Netanyahu and Uncle Sam as murderers, with some accusing it of being antisemitic.
Opinion February 4 Black History Month feels different this year. And we can't let victimhood get in the way Another Black History Month is already upon us now and, no matter your thoughts on this symbolism, something feels different these days.