Looking to November in Illinois

Although we’ll have to wait for November to see how Illinois’ public official makeup is truly going to change, there were some clears wins and losses that emerged from Tuesday’s primaries. In the Democratic race for the gubernatorial…
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Serving Justice Against the CPD

Last week, after a long seven-year wait, the family of Niko Husband was finally rewarded some justice after he was killed by Chicago police officer Marco Proano in 2011. This case, and Proano’s violent record as an officer, is illustrative…
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UChicago Trauma Relief

The new year is bringing much needed medical relief to Chicago’s South Side. At the end of 2017, the University of Chicago opened its new and improved adult emergency room and they are expecting to open their level 1 adult trauma centre, a…
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A Cautionary Tale of Amazon HQ2

Last week, Chicago formally submitted a bid to house Amazon’s second headquarters, HQ2. Mayor Rahm Emmanuel and Governor Rauner came together along with a committee of 600 business owners, community leaders, and government officials to make…
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Sanctuary Cities: A Last Hope

On January 25, Donald trump passed the fourth executive order of his Presidency. The order is framed under the guise of “Enhancing the Public Safety in the Interior of the United States.” It is cracking down on the enforcement of…
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