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Jesse Jackson’s Children Reflect on His Enduring Legacy in Chicago
Rev. Jesse Jackson’s children gathered in Chicago to remember the civil rights icon, reflecting on his lifelong fight for justice and the mantle of activism.
New Video Challenges DHS Account of 2025 ICE Shooting
Body camera footage from a 2025 ICE shooting in Chicago disputes DHS claims, sparking renewed protests over federal immigration enforcement tactics. Use
Fat Tuesday’s Indulgences: A Nuanced Look at Dietary Fat’s Role Amid Celebrations
As Fat Tuesday 2026 approaches on February 17, marking a day of culinary indulgence before Lent, Azat TV explores the celebration’s rich foods alongside a scientific re-evaluation of dietary fats and their crucial role in human nutrition.
Shedd Aquarium Offers Free Days for Illinois Residents & Hosts Vibrant Valentine’s ‘Heartbeat House Party’
Discover how Illinois residents can explore the Shedd Aquarium for free on select days and evenings in early 2026, including access to all exhibits and the Stingray Touch experience. Plus, get details on the inaugural ‘Heartbeat House Party’ for Valentine’s…
Dual Protests Shake US Cities: Chicago Demands Police Accountability, Washington Decries Venezuela Intervention
Simultaneous protests erupted across the United States, with Chicago residents demanding police accountability following the fatal shooting of Timothy Glaze, while protesters in Washington D.C. condemned the U.S. military intervention in Venezuela and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro.
Chicago’s Defining Moments: History, Arts, and Legal Battles in 2025
Explore Chicago’s rich tapestry of history, arts, and current legal battles — from Jack Johnson’s legacy to Joffrey Ballet’s Nutcracker and Supreme Court’s ruling on National Guard deployment.
Supreme Court Blocks Trump’s National Guard Deployment at Chicago ICE Facility
The Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration’s request to deploy National Guard troops at Chicago’s ICE facility, marking a rare setback for the president’s immigration crackdown. The decision highlights ongoing legal battles over federal control and state rights.
Isaac Johnson’s Tragic Collapse at Chicago MMA Event Spurs Safety Investigation
Isaac Johnson, a debut Thai boxing fighter, collapsed during his first match at the Matador Fighter Challenge in Chicago and later died in hospital, prompting an official investigation into the circumstances and safety protocols of the event.
Jesse Jackson Hospitalized: Civil Rights Icon Faces Health Battle Amid Decades of Activism
Rev. Jesse Jackson, revered civil rights leader and protégé of Martin Luther King Jr., has been hospitalized in Chicago as he battles progressive supranuclear palsy, a rare neurodegenerative disorder. The development comes after decades of relentless advocacy for racial equality…
Sarah Snook Returns to TV in Gripping ‘All Her Fault’: Inside the Twisted Kidnapping Saga
Sarah Snook makes a powerful comeback to television in ‘All Her Fault,’ a Chicago-set miniseries that unravels the mystery of a missing child amid privilege and suspicion. Her nuanced portrayal, alongside Dakota Fanning, anchors a story driven by family secrets…
Chicago Unfiltered: Violence, Surveillance, and the Struggle for Authenticity
A nuanced exploration of Chicago’s current landscape: from shootings and federal surveillance to the city’s contested image and everyday resilience.
Gregory Bovino and the Controversy Surrounding Immigration Enforcement in Chicago
Gregory Bovino, a senior U.S. Border Patrol official, faces legal scrutiny over alleged excessive force and the use of tear gas during Chicago immigration operations. Federal court rulings demand transparency and compliance.
Chicago Judge Demands Daily Accountability from Border Patrol After Tear Gas Incident
A federal judge in Chicago has ordered daily meetings with a senior Border Patrol official, following weeks of public confrontation and complaints of excessive force during immigration enforcement operations.
Inside America’s Immigration Crackdown: Human Stories, Local Backlash, and Community Resilience
As federal immigration enforcement intensifies across the U.S., communities grapple with the human cost, economic disruption, and fierce debate over due process and compassion.
Debbie Brockman’s Arrest and Press Freedom in Focus
The arrest of WGN producer Debbie Brockman by ICE agents raises significant questions about press freedom, law enforcement accountability, and human rights in the United States.