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Government Shutdown Threatens to Deepen Crisis for Head Start Programs Nationwide
If the government shutdown continues into November, tens of thousands of children could lose access to Head Start programs nationwide, putting education, health, and family stability at risk.
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John Raya
Politics
ICE Raids Intensify Across Chicago as Legal Battles and Protests Mount
Raids under Trump’s “Operation Midway Blitz” have turned Chicago into a flashpoint of immigration enforcement, sparking protests, lawsuits, and fear across the city’s immigrant communities.
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John de Palo Santo
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What’s Happening With the Troops in Chicago? Inside the Legal Battles Over Trump’s “Operation Midway Blitz”
Legal battles over President Trump’s “Operation Midway Blitz” in Chicago highlight deep national tensions over immigration enforcement, military deployment, and civil rights.
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Jessica Martinez
Politics
Watch Crews Clear East Wing Rubble for White House Ballroom Construction
New satellite images show the White House East Wing completely demolished as construction crews begin groundwork for President Trump’s $300 million ballroom project.
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Jennifer Tolle
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Trump Jr. Rips Chelsea Clinton Over White House Demolition Comments
Donald Trump Jr. lashes out at Chelsea Clinton after she criticizes President Trump’s $300 million demolition of the White House East Wing, reigniting the feud between two powerful political families.
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Jeff Connor
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Ontario to Pull Tariff Ad That Angered Trump — But It Will Stay Up for World Series Games
Ontario agrees to pause its anti-tariff ad after a dispute with President Trump — but only after it airs during the World Series featuring Canada’s Toronto Blue Jays.
by
Gary Abrams
Politics
U.S. Military Strikes 10th Suspected Narco Boat, Killing Six, Pentagon Confirms
The U.S. military has launched its 10th strike on a suspected narco vessel, killing six in the Caribbean, as the Trump administration intensifies its controversial war on drug cartels.
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Fred Brookes
Politics
President Trump Prepares for Asia Trip, Aims for Trade Deal With China
Donald Trump embarks on a high-stakes Asia trip aiming to ease U.S.–China tensions and forge a new trade path after years of tariff wars.
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Cesar Barry
Politics
WIC Funding at Risk as Government Shutdown Drags On: What Millions of Families Need to Know
As the federal shutdown continues, funding for WIC — the nutrition program serving nearly 7 million mothers and children — could run out by November 1, threatening food access nationwide.
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Fred Brookes
Politics
Over 1,000 U.S. Rabbis Sign Letter Warning About Zohran Mamdani’s Rhetoric on Israel and Antisemitism
Over 1,000 American rabbis have signed a letter warning that New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s rhetoric on Israel and Zionism risks normalizing antisemitism, intensifying debate ahead of the city’s election.
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Fred Brookes
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