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Four states sue Trump administration over cuts to public health fundingFour Democratic-led states have filed a lawsuit to stop the Trump administration from cutting $600 million in public health funds. Californ...- Trump plans to federalise 300 troops in Chicago, IllinoisPresident Trump authorized 300 National Guard troops for Chicago, citing "violent riots" and a Border Patrol shooting incident where agents...
- Trump says he'll send troops to Portland, Oregon, to handle 'domestic terrorists'President Trump announced he will send troops to Portland, Oregon, to combat "domestic terrorists" and protect ICE facilities, authorizing ...
- Trump says he'll send National Guard to Memphis, escalating his use of troops in US citiesPresident Trump announced he would deploy the National Guard to Memphis to address crime concerns, despite recent data showing crime decrea...
- Americans uneasy at Trump's moves to expand presidential power, poll findsA recent poll indicates that Americans are concerned about President Donald Trump's increasing use of executive power. This includes deploy...
- Eight killed and 50 wounded in Chicago over long weekend as Trump warns of federal deploymentChicago grappled with a surge of gun violence over the Labor Day weekend, resulting in eight fatalities and 50 injuries. The shootings, con...
- Trump vows to end crime in 'most dangerous city' ChicagoUS President Donald Trump pledged to address Chicago's crime issue. He called Chicago the most dangerous city. Trump hinted at deploying tr...
- Trump administration plans immigration crackdown in ChicagoThe Trump administration is planning a large-scale immigration crackdown in Chicago, potentially utilizing a naval base as a staging area f...
- Pentagon working on plans for military deployment in Chicago: ReportThe Pentagon is planning a potential military deployment to Chicago. This is happening as President Trump aims to address crime and immigra...
- After Washington, DC, Trump eyes Chicago in his next crime crackdown; is the city safe to live in? Here’s what the police record revealsTrump announced plans to address crime, homelessness, and illegal immigration in Chicago, potentially mirroring the approach taken in Washi...
- Trump wants to fight democrats on crime. They're treading cautiouslyPresident Trump's focus on crime, particularly in Democratic-led cities, is a strategy to regain political ground. He's using the issue to ...
- Trump's immigration rhetoric makes inroads with some Democrats. That could be a concern for BidenIn his speeches and online posts, Trump has ramped up anti-immigrant rhetoric, casting migrants as dangerous criminals "poisoning the blood...
- Chicago is trying to lure foreign workers laid off by American tech giantsMore than 35 firms in the Chicago region are willing to hire workers on H-1B visas, given to foreign employees in specialty occupations suc...
- "Emmett Till Antilynching Act" becomes Law after President Biden signs the bill on TuesdayWhite House Rose Garden signing ceremony on Tuesday witnesses US President Joe Biden signing a bill into law that makes lynching a federal ...
- Donald Trump threatens to 'send in feds' to clean up crime-ridden ChicagoHe threatens to 'send the feds in'. Whatever be the case, the report he was referring to cites some bleak 2017 crime statistics from Chicag...
- America safer because of police officers: President Barack ObamaUS President Barack Obama has said that law enforcement officials often get "scapegoated" for failures of society and criminal justice syst...
- 'US grilled over racist structure, lack of accountability'A US delegation was censured by UNHRC members over severe lack of accountability rooted in systemic racist policies in human rights issues ...
- Understanding FM’s new adviser Raghuram Rajan: How he can become the public face of Chicago SchoolThe fact that Raghuram Rajan is not actually a member of the economics department as Friedman was may play to his advantage too.
- Wisconsin shooting: American Sikhs, Indian Americans trying to make sense of bloodbathThe 9/11 tattoo on the arm of the suspected gunman Wade Michael Page indicates it might have been a hate crime.
- Any lenience to Headley a matter of concern: IndiaDavid Headley may plead guilty in US court to get lighter sentence.
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