Chicago Congressman talks exchange with Trump, Epstein files | The Chicago Report
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U.S. Rep. Jonathan Jackson (D-Chicago) joined Paris to discuss his public plea with President Donald Trump and what he's learning about the latest Epstein files disclosures.

Unredacted Epstein files seen by members of Congress | The Chicago Report
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A handful of members of Congress got a glimpse of the unredacted versions of the Epstein files, and Chicago Archbishop Blase Cupich said President Trump should apologize for his "racist" video shared on social media depicting the Obamas as apes.

Illinois school funding continues to lag, state lawmakers say

Illinois state lawmakers are trying to close the gap of underfunded schools across the state, which affects millions of kids.

Illinois lawmaker proposes ban on plastic glitter in personal care products | ChicagoLIVE
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State Rep. Kimberly DuBuclet has introduced legislation to ban nonbiodegradable glitter in personal care products, citing concerns over microplastic pollution and public health.

South Shore ICE raid investigation, ICE at polls | The Chicago Report
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Can voters expect to see ICE agents at the polls as early voting begins? And, a new report is released about the ICE raid at a South Shore apartment last fall. 

ProPublica investigates South Shore apartment raid | The Chicago Report
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ProPublica put out their latest investigation into the South Shore apartment ICE raid last fall that shows, in the government's own words, the operation was really about going after squatters. 

ICE agents at the polls? Rep. Quigley weighs in | The Chicago Report
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Early voting is underway in Illinois for the 2026 Midterm Primary Elections. Elections are a hot topic on Capitol Hill right now as President Trump has repeatedly voiced his desire to "nationalize" elections. Rep. Quigley weighs in.

U.S. Rep. Jackson prays in front of Trump | The Chicago Report
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A clip getting a ton of attention online involves a U.S. Congressman from Illinois, Rep. Jonathan Jackson, and President Donald Trump.

Chicago’s budget gap is ‘way bigger’ than city leaders say — and a Chicago Congressman makes waves in Washington
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Chicago’s City Council says it closed a $1 billion budget gap — but a new report claims the city’s financial hole is actually far deeper. A watchdog group says when you factor in pensions, borrowing, and other obligations, the deficit balloons to $41 billion, or about $43,000 per resident. Meanwhile in Washington, Congressman Jonathan Jackson drew attention at the National Prayer Breakfast, using his prayer to gently push back on President Trump — a moment that’s still sparking conversation across both parties.

DHS funding debate, Epstein files | The Chicago Report
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Tonight, will Congress enact big changes to ICE and the Dept. of Homeland Security? Illinois Sen. Duckworth tells us she has some red lines. And, the Epstein document release exposes alleged grotesque behavior by so many of the nation's elite. 

Epstein file drop: Are more charges coming? | The Chicago Report
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A shocking glimpse into the alleged perverse and potentially criminal behavior from some of the country's most powerful political and business elite revealed in the Epstein files. Joining us now is Northwestern Pritzker School of Law professor Ronald Allen. 

Report: Chicago ended 2024 with $41.1 billion shortfall | The Chicago Report
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Chicago City Council passed a budget that closes a $1 billion gap despite a lack of support from Mayor Johnson. But, a new study by the watchdog group Truth in Accounting says the actual deficit is a wee bit higher than that... more like $41 billion. Judi Willard joins us.

Sen. Duckworth talks sanctuary policies following Marimar Martinez's testimony | The Chicago Report
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Lawmakers have nine days to agree on funding for ICE and the Dept. of Homeland Security. Illinois Democratic Senator Tammy Duckworth offered her red lines on a funding bill and it comes after she attended a hearing on Capitol Hill where Marimar Martinez testified.