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Drug kingpin El Chapo's son enters plea in multibillion-dollar drug trafficking case

December 1, 2025

Drug kingpin El Chapo's son enters plea in multibillion-dollar drug trafficking case

The son of 'El Chapo' admitted to overseeing massive fentanyl smuggling operations as part of the Sinaloa cartel's leadership following his father's conviction.

Chicago Public Schools policy allows unlimited absences for illegal alien children amid ICE operations

November 29, 2025

Chicago Public Schools policy allows unlimited absences for illegal alien children amid ICE operations

Chicago Public Schools policy allows illegal immigrant students excused absences when families fear federal immigration enforcement, documents reveal.

Cook County in Illinois establishes permanent guaranteed income program

November 27, 2025

Cook County in Illinois establishes permanent guaranteed income program

The Cook County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved $7.5 million to make a guaranteed basic income pilot program permanent.

Migrant teenagers charged in fatal stabbing of homeless man in Chicago

November 26, 2025

Migrant teenagers charged in fatal stabbing of homeless man in Chicago

Three migrant teenagers from Venezuela face charges in the Chicago stabbing death of a homeless man, including a 16-year-old charged as an adult.

Trump calls Chicago ‘out of control’ after train attack left woman critically burned

November 25, 2025

Trump calls Chicago ‘out of control’ after train attack left woman critically burned

President Donald Trump blasted so-called "liberal judges" after a woman was set on fire allegedly by a repeat offender. He is also demanding troop deployment.

Chicago train attack victim Bethany MaGee known as 'smart,' from 'wonderful' small-town family

November 25, 2025

Chicago train attack victim Bethany MaGee known as 'smart,' from 'wonderful' small-town family

A woman who was allegedly set on fire by a career criminal in Chicago is being described as a kind and hardworking individual from a close-knit family.

Rev Jesse Jackson released from hospital after treatment for rare brain disorder

November 25, 2025

Rev Jesse Jackson released from hospital after treatment for rare brain disorder

Prominent civil rights activist Rev. Jesse Jackson was released from a Chicago hospital on Monday after receiving medical care for a rare brain disorder.

My walk across America is a lesson in gratitude and giving thanks

November 25, 2025

My walk across America is a lesson in gratitude and giving thanks

To every American who has met me on this walk on the urban streets, back roads, country roads, front porches and church steps, I say it from the bottom of my heart: thank you.

Chicago Police Department accused of operating race-based hiring system in civil rights complaint

November 25, 2025

Chicago Police Department accused of operating race-based hiring system in civil rights complaint

America First Legal alleged in a civil rights complaint that the city of Chicago practices racial discrimination based on the CPD's racial equity plan.

Chicago train attack suspect repeatedly violated curfew, movement restrictions, records show

November 24, 2025

Chicago train attack suspect repeatedly violated curfew, movement restrictions, records show

Chicago train attack suspect violated electronic monitoring curfew before allegedly setting woman on fire on CTA Blue Line, court records reveal.