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Mayor Johnson brands as 'terrorism' President Trump's threat to withhold federal funding to Chicago
Trying to force your will to break the spirit of working people in order to have a conversation — that’s terrorism. And we’re not going to negotiate with terrorists,” Mayor Brandon Johnson told reporters at his weekly City Hall news conference.
Mayor Brandon Johnson on Trump’s threats to federal funding: ‘We’re not going to negotiate with terrorists’
Mayor Brandon Johnson lambasted President Donald Trump dangling the possibility of cutting federal funding over Democratic leaders as “terrorism” in a Tuesday news conference during which he offered few specifics on how he would fight back.
A possible compromise deal would allow Police Supt. Larry Snelling or individual district commanders to activate earlier ...
The mayor argued against a stricter downtown curfew that would only “push the challenges elsewhere,” adding there were “three promotional flyers of teen trends" promoted last weekend, but only one of ...
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Pritzker and Johnson are expeced to attend the event discussing the ongoing efforts to reduce crime across the state.
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Johnson wants early talks and open dialogue with other city leaders, but some members of the City Council said they've been ...
The measure would create a city-run nonprofit that would partner with developers to build environmentally friendly housing ...
The East Chicago mayor and council are split on their support of the Lake County Convention Center potentially being built in ...
For the first time in over a decade, Chicago’ s public school teachers have a new contract without a strike or threat of a walkout ...
An ordinance is expected to be introduced Wednesday. City Hall promised President Joe Biden’s administration that it would ...
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