Illinois quick hits: Man convicted of drug money laundering; human trafficking arrests made
Man convicted of drug money laundering
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CA Ins Commish can’t expand FAIR Plan basic coverage: Court
A California appeals court has limited the authority of Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara to administratively expand the basic coverage provided by the state's property... Read More.
Judge orders SF to rehire Muslim worker fired over Covid vax
A Muslim man who worked in a San Francisco city customer service call center should get his job back, because the city violated his... Read More.
Trump taps Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry as special envoy to Greenland
President Donald Trump, continuing his pursuit of Greenland, has named Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry as a special envoy to the territory.
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Years after 9/11, Islamic terrorists continue to target, kill Americans overseas
Years after 9/11, Islamic terrorists continue to target Americans living and working abroad, including attacking and killing U.S. troops. They've also targeted famous pop... Read More.
Everyday Economics: A quiet data week, but loud signals for the economy
With Christmas approaching, the coming week will be light on fresh economic data. That does not mean markets - or policymakers - are flying... Read More.
EXCLUSIVE: Watchdog warns of national debt interest payments hitting $1 trillion
Budget watchdogs are sounding the alarm as the U.S. hit an unfortunate fiscal milestone in fiscal year 2025: government spending on debt interest payments... Read More.
U.S. lays out terms for trade deal with Canada
U.S. leaders want American products, including whiskey and milk, on Canadian shelves as part of any deal between the neighboring nations.
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Chicago council, ‘starting to legislate,’ sends $16.7 billion budget to mayor
(The Center Square) - The Chicago City Council has approved a $16.7 billion budget for 2026 and sent it to Mayor Brandon Johnson.
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Hegseth promises to fix barracks, but work could take time
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has pledged to tackle longstanding issues with U.S. military barracks that have frustrated troops, lawmakers, and taxpayers for decades.
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