Reparations Efforts “Sweeping the Country” Despite DOJ Attack on Evanston, IL Groundbreaking Program

Chicago Woman Attempts to Frame Cleaner's Deportation as "Relocation" in Social Conversation

A Chicago woman struggles to explain her cleaner's deportation in nonpolitical terms during a polite conversation with neighbors. Sarah Walk

Federal judge allows parts of teacher's racial discrimination lawsuit against Evanston-Skokie District 65 to proceed

A federal judge ruled that parts of a racial discrimination lawsuit filed by Evanston-Skokie School District 65 teacher Stacy Deemar may pro

Former Evanston assisted-living employee charged with sexual abuse of disabled resident

A 22-year-old former employee of an assisted-living facility in Evanston, Oscar Leon Patino, has been charged by Attorney General Kwame Raou

DOJ announces more than 175 charges, 300 fugitive arrests in Chicago area crime sweep

Federal Judge Orders Release of Epstein Files; Springfield Community Shows Dignity Amid Anti-Haitian Rhetoric

The article discusses two main stories: 1) A federal judge ruling that the Justice Department remains in violation of the Epstein Transparen

DOJ Intervenes in NAACP Lawsuit Against Elon Musk's xAI Over Clean Air Act Violations in Memphis

The Department of Justice has intervened in a civil rights lawsuit filed by the NAACP against Elon Musk's xAI (a SpaceX subsidiary), asking