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Las Vegas joins New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, and San Francisco in hosting record-breaking New Year’s Eve celebrations for 2025, promising spectacular festivities and drawing global visitors.
In a firsthand account from Chicago, tensions escalate as teargas clouds the streets amid protests. The city grapples with resistance against Trump’s intensified immigration crackdown, highlighting deep social and political divides.
“The Conflict on the Streets of Chicago” examines rising tensions amidst escalating violence and community unrest. The New Yorker highlights key players, underlying causes, and urgent calls for reform in the city’s fight for safety and justice.
A judge ruled that National Guard troops in Illinois can remain stationed but cannot be deployed yet. The decision halts immediate deployment amid ongoing legal and political debates, The Guardian reports.
Federal agents shot a woman in a Chicago neighborhood after authorities say she rammed and boxed in their vehicles, the Department of Homeland Security confirmed. The incident remains under investigation.
Preparations for the Men’s Rugby World Cup USA 2031 advance rapidly as 27 cities and regions enter the Applicant Phase, marking a significant step in World Rugby’s nationwide hosting bid.
Texas National Guard troops have been deployed to protect federal property in the Chicago area, officials confirmed. The move aims to bolster security amid recent unrest, marking a rare out-of-state Guard deployment.
Editorial: Mayor Brandon Johnson earns recognition for advancing efforts to reduce gun violence in Chicago. His administration’s policies and community engagement mark a significant step forward in public safety.
The Traveling Balloon Museum has landed in Chicago, offering visitors a unique sensory art experience. This interactive exhibit lets attendees touch and explore vibrant balloon sculptures, blending creativity with tactile engagement.
The Consulate of Jamaica in Chicago is actively assisting stranded Jamaicans returning home after Hurricane Melissa. Efforts focus on coordinating travel and providing support amid ongoing disruptions.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker declared an agricultural export crisis in Illinois, signing an executive order to address supply chain disruptions and support farmers amid ongoing trade challenges.
On Day 1 in Chicago, I witnessed a city vibrant with resilience and diversity. From community gatherings to faith-based initiatives, the spirit of hope was palpable across neighborhoods, shaping a dynamic urban tapestry.
A top US border official is set to face a judge in Chicago over allegations of unlawful tear gas use. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of border enforcement tactics amid rising tensions.
The Texas National Guard was deployed Wednesday night to an ICE facility near Chicago, sources confirm. The move comes amid rising tensions over immigration enforcement. ABC News will continue to follow developments.
Hundreds of US National Guard troops have arrived in Chicago to support local law enforcement amid rising tensions and recent unrest. The deployment aims to enhance security and maintain public order across the city.
Chicago’s Latin dance community keeps traditions alive amid rising immigration challenges. Despite hurdles, dancers unite in vibrant celebrations of culture and resilience. See photos of their spirited performances.
Texas National Guard members have arrived in Illinois ahead of potential assignments starting Wednesday, sources say. The deployment aims to support ongoing operations, CBS News reports.
Witnesses report that CBP agents deployed tear gas in a Chicago neighborhood during an arrest operation. The incident sparked concern among residents as authorities conducted enforcement activities in the area.
Former President Donald Trump has petitioned the Supreme Court to permit National Guard deployment in Illinois, citing public safety concerns amid ongoing unrest, NBC News reports. The court’s decision is pending.
Chicago and Illinois have filed a lawsuit to block the deployment of National Guard troops ordered by former President Trump, following a recent court ruling limiting such actions after protests in Portland, AP reports.