Women saw red flags, one man saw defamation
Dozens of members and moderators of the Chicago Facebook group “Are We Dating The Same Guy?” are due in court Monday as part of a federal lawsuit.
Dozens of members and moderators of the Chicago Facebook group “Are We Dating The Same Guy?” are due in court Monday as part of a federal lawsuit.
Two civil rights groups authored the study and say its findings show CPD needs to rethink how it conducts traffic stops.
The neck-and-neck Democratic race between O’Neill Burke and Clayton Harris III was marked by huge margins at the precinct level, data show.
Another federal judge in Chicago who also has dismissed gun cases based on the same Supreme Court ruling says the high court’s decision in what’s known as the Bruen case will “inevitably lead to more gun violence, more dead citizens and more devastated communities.”
Historian Heather Ann Thompson sent copies of her Pulitzer Prize winning book to every prison library in Illinois after settling a lawsuit with the state.
The new report by ACLU of Illinois and Women’s Justice Institute shares stories from women who were pregnant while jailed across Illinois. Researchers also say a quarter of county jails don’t have written policies on how to care for people who are pregnant or postpartum.
The Cook County state’s attorney said Tuesday’s historically low turnout “tells me that we have an electorate that has not been engaged and that’s very troubling, not just for the state’s attorney’s race, but for our democracy as a whole.”
The instructor, Anthony McNeal, is suing in federal court, claiming his First and Fourteenth Amendment rights were violated.
One critic says suing a gun maker over its design is like suing an automaker for cars that go too fast and crash.
An inside look at the first jail-based, in-person polling site in America.