For my master's reporting project, I'm exploring the political beliefs of Viet Chicagoans, especially in Trump's second term.
I'm looking to talk to community members, leaders and experts. If you're interested/know someone who is, please DM or let me know ⬇️
& Please share!
North Carolina has joined eleven other states in a lawsuit against the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, alleging that the agencies are withholding $17.5 million in grants over “unlawful terms.”
Since the passage of this bill, the CTA’s acting president has begun laying out her ambitious plan for 2026, including 24 hour service on the Orange Line to Midway, and expanding the “fast and frequent” bus routes from 20 to 30. This is what happens when you fund transit.
Did you know? We have a database that allows you to search for organizations and people that have paid the Supreme Court justices, reimbursed them for travel and given them gifts.
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Here’s a deeply tragic story: East Chicago woman with schizophrenia who opted for deportation after being held without her meds now missing in Mexico. By Meredith Colias and @katecperez_
https://t.co/IRA9GyVS2j
As the holidays approach, sweetpotatoes are finding their way onto tables across America — but nowhere are they more rooted than in North Carolina.
My first episode as a producer and host for @Shoresides_News.
Take a listen below.
https://t.co/wEB6RrB83I
I'm hearing ICE is getting extra aggressive in North Chicago right now — Edgewater, West Ridge, Rogers Park, especially on and around Devon.
I've seen helicopters a few times over my neighborhood today.
Everybody be careful, especially when schools let out.
Records obtained by ProPublica indicate that food banks across the country were expecting more than 27 million pounds of chicken, 2 million gallons of milk, 10 million pounds of dried fruit and 60 million eggs that never arrived.
https://t.co/LQfCv7eOU4
After nearly two decades in Chicago, Silverio Villegas González returned to Michoacán in a coffin. His death at the hands of federal agents left two families divided by borders, shattered with grief, and with a lot of unanswered questions. https://t.co/5c1GFzSIKk
They were already living in one of Chicago’s worst apartment buildings. Then came the ICE raid. Our story @chicagotribune breaks down the “mind-blowing violation of the Fourth Amendment” that occurred and the propaganda from the U.S. government.
https://t.co/fRpiqyLre2
In July, Pres. Trump signed a bill that included cuts to many gov. programs, including Medicaid.
In IL, 6 of 9 rural hospitals identified at risk for closing are in counties where nearly half are enrolled in state health benefits.
Data methodology: https://t.co/LnpJ8QgZtr
After years of delays, the fastest train in the U.S. is finally here.
All aboard @Amtrak’s next-gen Acela debuting Thursday across the Northeast Corridor between Boston and D.C. and stops in between.
I just rode the train from NYC to Boston. Here’s what you need to know.
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