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ICE Agents in Chicago Allegedly Lured Migrants To Monitoring Office To Detain Them: Report
ICE agents detained at least 20 people in Chicago after reportedly instructing them to report for routine check-ins
Journalist Caught Using AI After Publishing Summer Reading List Full of Made Up Books
A freelance journalist was caught using AI to create a summer reading list that included fake books by real authors, including Isabel Allende and Percival Everett.
Inside the Political Rift Between Pope Leo XIV and His MAGA-Aligned Brother
After being elected pope, Robert Prevost's private life came under scrutiny. Especially the political differences between him and his brother, Louis.
Left-Wing Influencer Detained and Questioned for Hours at Chicago Airport: 'They Tried to Get Something Out of Me'
A left-wing influencer was reportedly detained for several hours by federal agents at Chicago O'Hare Airport, raising concerns about civil liberties violations.
New Pope Leo XIV's Brother Unsure If He'll Ever Be Able to 'See Him Again': 'I'm the Brother, But It's Hard to See the Pope'
When the Vatican chose Cardinal Robert Prevost to head the Catholic Church, becoming Pope Leo XIV, his brother in Florida worried if they could remain close.
California Father Battling Lung Cancer Denied Coverage for 'Last Option' Treatment, Family Says
A California man with stage 4 lung cancer was denied insurance coverage for a double lung transplant clinical trial, leaving his family scrambling.
New Pope Fuels Trisha Paytas Fans' Theory After Being Confirmed on Her Birthday, Being From Her Home State: 'It's Getting Ridiculous'
Trisha Paytas' fans are officially convinced she is giving birth to the reincarnation of Pope Francis after the Vatican announced its new leader.
Americans Share Mixed Reactions After New Pope Leo XIV Announced as First American Pope
News of a new pope thrilled US-based social media users, especially midwesterners, many of whom were not expecting to see their region represented in the Holy See.
Born in Chicago and Nationalized Peruvian: The Latino Connection of the New Pope Leo XIV
Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected as the first American pope in history, but he has a strong connection with Latin America.
Illinois Democrat Being Challenged by Influencer for Congressional Seat Decides Against Seeking Reelection
A longtime Democratic Congresswoman representing Illinois' 9th Congressional District revealed that she will not be running for reelection just months after a TikTok influencer announced her bid for the congressional seat.
Chicagoans Flee on Foot After Finding $300K Cash That Had Fallen Off Brinks Truck
Opportunistic burglars in Chicago fled with wads of cash after a Brinks truck's back door swung open on a residential street.
Southwest Airlines Passenger Stripped Down and Pooped in Her Seat Midflight
A Southwest Airlines passenger stripped naked and defecated in her seat during a flight to Chicago.
Another Democratic Lawmaker Reportedly Plans To Retire As Generational Shift Intensifies
Rep. Jan Schakowsky has told colleagues she plans to retire at the end of her term rather than seek reelection, marking a new departure from a Democrat in Congress
Man Accused of Stabbing Wife Called 12-Year-Old Who Dialed 911 to Convince Her to Change Her Story: Prosecutors
A Chicago man has been arrested after reportedly killing his wife by stabbing her and then persuading their young children to lie about the incident.
Chicago Mayor Rejects Meeting Trump Officials Over Federal Funding Threats: 'We're Not Going To Negotiate With Terrorists'
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said he won't negotiate with the Trump administration as it threatens to pull federal funding from cities that don't follow its immigration crackdown
Chicago Waitress' Violent Attack by Customers Over $50 Bill Caught on Video
The attack occurred at El Taco Azteca in Pilsen last week, and left the waitress with cuts, bruises and a broken finger.
ICE Detains Venezuelan Migrant Waiting To Donate Kidney To Brother: 'I Hope He Has A Lot of Faith and Patience'
ICE detained a Venezuelan migrant who came to the US to give his kidney to his ailing brother. He is now in a detention center in Indiana awaiting deportation.
Chicago Attorneys Accuse ICE of Manufacturing a Warrant To Arrest a U.S. Citizen
Chicago attorneys are demanding justice for at least 22 people who they believe were unlawfully arrested since the beginning of the Trump administration
Clogged Airplane Toilets Force India Bound Flight to Return to Chicago After 10 Hours in the Air
An Air India flight from Chicago to Delhi was forced to return to O'Hare Airport on March 5 after the majority of its toilets became clogged mid-flight.
Chicago Police Criticized for Shielding Tesla Dealership During Women's Day March After String of Vandalism
The Chicago Police Department sent nearly two dozen officers to protect a Tesla dealership over the weekend, stoking a heated debate on who the force is protecting.
Tom Homan Defends NYC's Adams' Immigration Policies During GOP-Led Grilling: He is 'Trying To Protect New Yorkers'
Border czar Tom Homan defended Mayor Adams as the Democrat faces questions from Congress for his city's sanctuary policies and faces calls for resignation.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Blasts Homan for 'Lying About My City': 'Bring Him Under Oath'
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is being questioned along with other Democratic mayors for Boston's sanctuary policies for allegedly thwarting Trump's deportation efforts.
Chicago Mayor Rejects GOP Claims That Sanctuary Cities Protect Criminals: 'We Arrest Them'
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson testified before Congress about his city's sanctuary policies, rejecting the claim that the laws protects violent criminals.
Chicago Landlord Ordered to Pay Out Tenants $80K After Threatening to Call ICE on Them
A Chicago landlord has been ordered to pay over $80,000 to tenants after threatening to report them to ICE during a dispute
Chicago Man Who Fatally Stabbed 6-Year-Old Palestinian Boy Found Guilty of Committing Hate Crime
Joseph Czuba, 73, was convicted of first-degree murder and hate crimes for the fatal stabbing of 6-year-old Wadea Al Fayoumi and the attack on his mother, a Palestinian-American family targeted amid a climate of anti-Palestinian rhetoric and media bias.
Trump Congratulates Southwest for Narrowly Avoiding Collision With Private Jet, Says Pilot 'Must Have Been Sleeping!'
Trump praises Southwest pilots for avoiding a near-collision in Chicago, blames other jet's pilot for "sleeping" amid rising concerns over FAA staffing shortages due to DOGE-led layoffs.
WATCH: Southwest Plane Aborts Landing to Avoid Colliding With Jet in Chicago as FAA Hit by Layoffs
A Southwest Airlines flight at Chicago's Midway Airport swooped up during landing to avoid a close runway collision, as FAA safety concerns mount amid recent layoffs.
Chicago Warns Dog Owners Not to Let Pets Pee on Light Poles After Series of Horrific Electrocutions
Chicago dog owners are reeling after several pets were shocked by electrified manhole covers and light poles; in one instance, a dog was killed.
Woman Finds Brother Beaten to Death in Basement of Their Family Home by Men He Met on a Dating App: Police
The family of George Levin, 63, was upstairs as he was brutally beaten in the basement where he lived
Illinois Governor Slams Trump's Lawsuit Against the State as 'a Massive' Distraction: 'Unlike Trump, We Follow the Law'
Illinois Gov. Pritzker criticized the Trump administration after the filing of a lawsuit over migrant sanctuary policies, calling it "a massive" distraction.