Donald Trump 10 hours ago Dems' Chicago convention promises 'chaos and dysfunction' as Biden future uncertain: Illinois congressman The Democratic convention will likely be riddled with "chaos and dysfunction" as calls mount for President Biden to drop out of the presidential race, predicts Rep. Darin Lahood, R-Ill.
OPINION 2 days ago I reject the victimhood mentality Democrats want me to accept. That's why this Black pastor is a Republican Here's why this Black pastor from Chicago's South Side is a Republican, not a Democrat. For starters, Democrats' liberal policies do not encourage independence and self sufficiency.
LIFESTYLE 2 days ago Meet the American who invented the TV remote control: self-taught Chicago engineer Eugene Polley Self-taught Chicago mechanical engineer Eugene Polley invented the first wireless TV remote control in 1955, but his contribution was nearly erased by later innovations.
Media 3 days ago Chicago suburb to expand eligibility of guaranteed income program: 'We all need help' Evanston, Chicago city council on Monday expanded eligibility of their guaranteed basic income program that they previously touted as a model that other municipalities should follow.
POLITICS July 9 Dem mayor blasted for 'ridiculously' blaming deceased GOP president for deadly July 4 weekend gun violence Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson was blasted on social media after invoking the name of former President Richard Nixon while discussing gun crime in Chicago.
VIDEO July 9 Chicago mayor places blame on former President Nixon after over 100 people shot over the holiday weekend Chicago’s Democratic Mayor Brandon Johnson was blasted by conservatives and the Nixon Foundation for his claim. CREDIT: City of Chicago
Chicago July 8 Chicago shootings: July 4th weekend sees more than 100 people shot, 19 killed Shootings in Chicago over the July Fourth weekend left 19 people dead, including two women who died shielding children from gunfire, and more than 100 injured.
Transportation July 6 Train hauling hazardous material derails, catches fire in North Dakota Rail cars carrying hazardous materials derailed in North Dakota Friday and caught fire, the latest train derailment in the U.S. as concerns over railroads remain high.
POLITICS July 5 Several groups seek protest permits at Dem Convention, as parallels drawn to violent 1968 confab Chicago is primed to see massive protests during the Democratic National Convention, in what some observers are calling a potential redux of the violence seen at the 1968 DNC.
Crime July 2 Venezuelan migrants allegedly choke, rob Chicago man on train, video shows Video shows the moment a group of Venezuelan migrants allegedly attacked a 49-year-old man before robbing him as he rode a Chicago commuter train in February.