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Chicago June 20

Ousted Dem 'super mayor' charges whopping price tag for tell-all book while dodging legal troubles

Tiffany Henyard, Dolton's former mayor facing legal challenges, launches a $99 autobiography titled "Standing on Business" while pleading the Fifth over document requests.

Presidential Primaries June 20

Rahm Emanuel on potential 2028 White House run: 'I have something I think I can offer'

Rahm Emanuel, recently U.S. ambassador to Japan, is eyeing a 2028 presidential bid while criticizing the Democratic Party as "toxic" and "weak and woke" following election losses

FOOD June 20

Martha Stewart sparks hot dog debate by defending condiment that others 'cannot abide'

Martha Stewart sparked a recent debate about hot dogs and condiments by endorsing ketchup as a topping, contradicting her Chicago-style recipe and dividing her fans.

Chicago June 18

Chicago schools face enrollment crisis with 150 buildings half-empty

Chicago public schools face enrollment crisis with 150 half-empty schools, costing up to $93,000 per student in some cases, as the district lost 70,000 students over the past decade.

Culture Trends June 17

Mayor Johnson warns Trump against deploying federal troops for immigration crackdown in Chicago

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson slammed President Donald Trump for suggesting that military personnel could be deployed to the Windy City.

Culture Trends June 17

San Francisco ranked worst-run major city in America: report

A study ranks San Francisco as the worst-run city among 148 largest U.S. cities, evaluating financial stability, education, health, safety, economy, and infrastructure.

Opinion June 17

Faith under fire: How Trump's 'beautiful bill' targets Christian education

Christian higher education faces threats from Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' which could penalize institutions whose graduates choose service careers over high-paying jobs.

Media June 17

Chicago suspends online application website that allowed illegal immigrants to obtain IDs after ICE subpoena

Chicago halted its online CityKey ID program following an ICE subpoena for noncitizen information, as officials vow to fight federal immigration enforcement.

Crime June 16

Trump directs ICE to expand deportation efforts in America's largest cities

Trump directs ICE to implement "largest mass deportation operation" targeting illegal immigrants in Democrat-led cities while anti-ICE protests continue across the country.

Immigration June 15

Illinois projected to spend $2.5B on migrants by end of 2025, report claims

Illinois spent $2.5 billion on migrants with $1.6 billion for healthcare, according to a new report from the Illinois Public Policy Institute detailing taxpayer funding.

Media June 13

CNN, MSNBC insist anti-ICE demonstrations have been ‘mostly peaceful’ despite widespread unrest

Media Research Center analyzed all coverage from June 7-11 and found 211 examples of CNN and MSNBC personalities insisting anti-ICE demonstrations have been "mostly peaceful."