DePaul University President Testifies Before Congress on Antisemitism, Advocates New Safety Measures Amid Controversy
DePaul University's President Robert Manuel testified before Congress on antisemitism in higher education, discussing safety measures and suspension of student groups. Critics argue these actions suppress Palestinian advocacy.
Attorney General Kwame Raoul Leads Coalition to Block Trump's Controversial Executive Order on Elections
Attorney General Raoul and 18 others seek a court injunction against President Trump's executive order on elections, arguing it oversteps presidential power and imposes unlawful voting restrictions.
Chicago's Little Village Cinco de Mayo Parade Canceled Amid Deportation Concerns, Businesses Face Economic Blow
Chicago's Little Village Cinco de Mayo parade was canceled due to deportation concerns, impacting local businesses financially and stirring discussion on cultural celebration and immigration policies.












