Pastors Pray For Victims, Call For Changes After Weekend's Bloodshed
A group of religious and community leaders in Chicago called for a new way to end gun violence, saying what City Hall is doing isn't working.
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A group of religious and community leaders in Chicago called for a new way to end gun violence, saying what City Hall is doing isn't working.
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in 2013 asserted that it's a "traditional exercise" of presidential power to ignore laws the White House views as unconstitutional, as he defended the controversial practice of signing statements prevalent in George W. Bush's White House.
President Donald Trump has warned that countries doing business with Iran will "NOT be doing business with the United States" as his administration reimposed sanctions on Iran Tuesday.
Organizers of a petition drive to impose term limits for Chicago mayors say they have enough signatures to put the question before voters.
The annual event is designed to raise awareness about drug prevention programs, neighborhood watch groups, and other crime-fighting efforts.
Former Secretary of Education Arne Duncan discussed what needs to be done to solve Chicago's gun violence issues.
In a series of four tweets overnight, Rudy Giuliani twice mistakenly referred to McCarthy as "Jerry," twice misspelled Mayor Rahm Emanuel's last name, and falsely claimed 63 people had been murdered over the weekend.
The President was advised that his tweeting only gives oxygen to the topic, even if those around Trump do not believe there is any truly new development.
Johnson said, while investigators have "really good leads" on several of the shootings, police have not made any arrests.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel was Obama's first presidential chief of staff. He tweeted good wishes saying, "57 never looked so good!"
Judge Vincent Gaughan said he will wait until jury selection to determine if a fair jury can be chosen for the trial of Officer Jason Van Dyke.
Rather than be deported, Juarez -- a U.S. military wife who illegally entered the country 20 years ago -- headed back to Mexico.
The cities allege the administration's actions are discouraging people from enrolling in health care plans.
The ACLU, which sued on behalf of separated parents, called for the government to take "significant and prompt steps."
