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Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker told AP during a city tour that Chicago doesn’t need a National Guard presence, countering former President Trump’s claims of rampant crime. He emphasized ongoing local efforts to improve safety.
Former President Donald Trump threatened federal intervention in Chicago amid rising crime concerns and hinted at a potential government takeover in Washington, D.C., escalating tensions over local governance and law enforcement.
Former President Donald Trump intensifies calls for a federal takeover of Chicago amid rising crime, despite mounting legal and political opposition. The push sparks debate over governance and public safety.
A GOP lawmaker has filed articles of impeachment against Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, citing “hateful rhetoric.” The move marks a rare political challenge, stirring debate across the state. (NBC 5 Chicago)
Michelle Obama reflects on Chicago’s political landscape, highlighting how it shaped Mamie Till-Mobley’s courageous fight for justice. Her insights reveal deep ties between activism and local leadership. – ABC News
Illinois is considering a mileage tax on drivers to replace gas taxes and fund road repairs. The proposal aims to charge motorists based on miles driven, sparking debate over privacy and fairness. Details remain under review.
Mike Quigley is reportedly considering a run for Chicago mayor, joining a growing list of candidates exploring bids. As the race shapes up, NBC 5 Chicago will provide ongoing coverage of developments.
Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative activist, traces his political roots to suburban Chicago. Known for founding Turning Point USA, Kirk’s early experiences shaped his rise in national conservative movements.
Former President Trump warned Chicago faces a major crackdown, stating the city “will find out why it’s called the Department of WAR.” The comment comes ahead of planned federal actions targeting crime.
Former President Trump announced he is firing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over alleged mortgage fraud claims. The Guardian reports the unfolding developments in this high-profile case.
Illinois Democrats are proactively countering a potential Chicago crackdown from the Trump administration, mobilizing legal and political resources to safeguard local policies and prevent federal overreach, NBC News reports.
As Democrats defend cities against Trump’s tough-on-crime rhetoric, questions arise: Have they adapted strategies to address rising crime, or do old divisions hinder effective safety solutions? The debate intensifies nationwide.
Paris weighs in on Chicago politics, focusing on the controversial issues of ‘granny flats’ and nepotism. FOX 32 Chicago explores whether the city will permit these practices amid growing public debate.
Unease is mounting in Chicago as local businesses prepare for potential raids and protests amid rising tensions. Owners are bolstering security measures, highlighting growing concerns over safety and economic impact.
Comptroller Susana Mendoza hints at a possible Chicago mayoral run, stating she’s “leaving the door open” to a 2023 bid. The announcement fuels speculation ahead of a competitive race. NBC 5 Chicago reports.
Chicago Democrats are expressing concerns about Mayor Brandon Johnson’s leadership as progressive Zohran Mamdani gains influence. The growing divide highlights tensions within the party ahead of upcoming elections.
Trump signals possible deployment of troops to New Orleans amid ongoing unrest, as tensions escalate. The administration monitors the situation closely. Live updates continue on ABC News.
J.B. Pritzker, Governor of Illinois since 2019, is a businessman and philanthropist from the influential Pritzker family. His administration focuses on economic growth, education, and healthcare reform.
Illinois US Senator Dick Durbin announced he will not seek reelection, signaling a major shift in the state’s political landscape. His departure opens a competitive race for one of Illinois’ most influential seats.
In Chicago, Bernie Sanders declared the “day has come and gone” for America’s oligarchs, emphasizing the need to challenge entrenched wealth and power. His remarks underscore growing calls for economic justice nationwide.