Can the USMNT win two straight knockout games in the World Cup? | Chicago Sports Tonight
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Gabe Ramirez joins Cassie Carlson to preview the United States' round of 32 matchup against Bosnia and Herzegovina. He also discusses the Chicago Fire signing Polish striker Robert Lewandowski.

New affordable housing coming to Chicago's West Side | ChicagoLIVE
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New housing development is happening in North Lawndale! Jasmine Shaw of the West Side Community Group joins ChicagoLIVE to explain the project.

U.S. and Canada could soon see new nuclear reactors
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There is a growing push to build more nuclear reactors in both the U.S. and Canada. Senior Vice President John Kotek of the Nuclear Energy Institute joins ChicagoLive to discuss what this could mean for the future of nuclear energy.

New Medicare program could help cover your weight loss medication | ChicagoLIVE
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Currently, the law does not allow Medicare to cover weight loss medications, but a new program could change that for certain drugs. Juliette Cubanski, vice president and director at KFF, joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the impact.

'I want to be heard': Former Chicago Ford engineer on alleged harassment cover-up | ChicagoLIVE
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A coalition is raising concerns about an alleged pattern of harassment at the Ford Chicago Assembly Plant. Former quality engineer Ayanna Lynn joins ChicagoLIVE alongside attorney Chiquita Hall-Jackson to share her story and discuss the claims.

DOJ charges 8 alleged Tren de Aragua gang members in Illinois and Texas murders
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Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announced a sweeping multi-agency crackdown, charging eight alleged members of the Tren de Aragua gang with kidnapping and murder across Illinois and Texas.

How Chicago's Pullman neighborhood helped build America
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As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, Chicago's Pullman neighborhood is reflecting on its outsized role in shaping American rail travel, labor history and urban development while preparing for a major restoration and revival.

New Illinois and Indiana laws take effect today
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July 1st brings new laws to Illinois and Indiana, including changes to the age limit for Illinois drivers and a cellphone ban in Indiana. FOX Chicago’s Brian Jackson breaks it all down.

New Right to Repair Act would make it easier for consumers to fix their own cars, tech
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New legislation would make it easier for consumers to access the parts needed to repair their own technology and vehicles. CNET Principal Writer Katie Collins joins Good Day Chicago to discuss how the change could benefit consumers.

McHenry unveils new riverwalk mural: 'Hard to express how beautiful this is'
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McHenry is celebrating America 250 with the unveiling of a new mural along their Riverwalk. FOX Chicago's Gabriella Premus reports live from the opening.

New blood test makes pancreatic cancer easier to detect
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A new blood test detects pancreatic cancer in 65% of patients, up from 17% with the previous test. Northwestern Medicine Oncologist Dr. Akhil Chawla joins Good Day Chicago to discuss what it means for earlier detection.

How ComEd is tackling power losses during the extreme heat
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Extreme heat puts added stress on the Chicago-area power grid. ComEd spokesperson Tom Dominguez joins Chicago's Morning News to discuss outage prevention efforts.

Your guide to exploring Illinois for America 250
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As America 250 is only a few days away, the Illinois America 250 initiative is encouraging residents to explore the state's history. Gabrielle H. Lyon, chair of the Illinois America 250 Commission, joins Good Day Chicago to show how you can discover more of Illinois.

The U.S. takes on Bosnia and Herzegovina tonight in the FIFA World Cup
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The U.S. faces Bosnia and Herzegovina tonight in the FIFA World Cup Round of 32. FOX Sports FIFA World Cup announcer Tyler Terens joins Chicago's Morning News to preview the matchup.

Trump reacts to Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling
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After the Supreme Court ruled that President Donald Trump cannot end birthright citizenship through an executive order, Trump called on Congress to pursue legislative action, though legal experts say changing the policy could require a constitutional amendment.

Chicago crowds head to the beach amid dangerous heat wave
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Chicago crowds gathered at the beach today as temperatures soared in the 90s amid the dangerous heat wave this week.