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August 13

Ex-police chief warns Chicago cops will get hurt because Mayor Johnson won’t help ICE

A former Riverside police chief warned that Mayor Brandon Johnson's anti-ICE stance could lead to injuries among Chicago police officers and federal agents.

August 12

America's obsession with politicizing our children has got to stop

Imagine my shock hearing about the summer camp my friend’s daughter attended. Nestled in a mountain paradise of trees and lakes, it looked like the all-American camp—until it wasn’t.

August 11

Illinois Democrats tell feds to stop trying to 'usurp' state authority over immigration

Illinois Democrats tell DOJ and DHS that state sanctuary laws, including TRUST Act and Chicago Welcoming City Ordinance, follow constitutional requirements.

August 8

Chicago's budget shortfall puts spotlight on Mamdani's 'socialism' agenda for New York City

NYC mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani faces criticism over costly socialist policies that opponents warn could create a fiscal crisis similar to Chicago.

August 8

Noem, in Illinois, calls out Gov. Pritzker, Chicago's mayor over their handling of criminal illegal immigrants

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson are "being obstructionist" when it comes removing criminals.

August 7

Sean Hannity: Democrats are ‘nothing like the party they used to be’

Fox News host Sean Hannity exposes former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s, D-Calif., ‘dramatic shift’ and calls out Democrats’ old ‘tactics’ as they promote socialism on ‘Hannity.’

August 7

Beloved Fox News photographer sworn in as US citizen

'Special Report' highlights Fox News senior field photographer Svein Schwab's dream come true after he was sworn in as a U.S. citizen.

August 7

Chicago Mayor concludes council-demanded probe of city police’s role during recent ICE raid

Chicago mayor finishes investigation into police presence at June 4 ICE raid that detained 10 people, leading to aldermen blocking ICE van

August 5

I'm a Black pastor alarmed by a new identity game some on the right are playing

Some on the right are pivoting to 'Black fatigue' and tribal thinking about Black Americans. But tribalism is a crutch, a cheap shot that fuels keyboard wars on X but fixes nothing.

August 4

Texas Dems also skipped town in 2021 to avoid a vote, and several caught COVID-19 in DC

Texas House Democrats flee state to block redistricting vote, claiming Republicans are using an intentionally racist map to undermine Black and Latino voters.