Latest Trump Protest In Chicago Starts Out Smaller, Grows
A second round of protests aimed at President-elect Donald Trump in Chicago started off with considerably fewer participants Thursday.
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A second round of protests aimed at President-elect Donald Trump in Chicago started off with considerably fewer participants Thursday.
Donald Trump's statement on his Muslim immigration ban mysteriously vanished during the morning of the 2016 Election.
The Illinois congressman who resigned amid scrutiny of lavish spending -- including remodeling his Capitol Hill office in the style of the television series "Downton Abbey" -- expects to be indicted by a federal grand jury, his defense team said Thursday.
Chicago's Council on American Islamic Relations have been advised to beef up security in mosques after Trump won the presidential election.
Some social media relationships were fractured during the contentious presidential campaign, with a lot of "unfriending" and "unfollowing" happening on Facebook.
County Board President Toni Preckwinkle said the sugary beverage tax would help close a $174 million budget gap and avoid layoffs.
The man who will be one heartbeat away from the U.S. presidency is the outgoing governor of the Hoosier State. CBS 2's Jim Williams reports.
That's because of the choice of rhetoric Trump used against some groups during his campaign. CBS 2's Sandra Torres reports.
More more than 6,000 people say they are going to a demonstration outside Chicago's Trump Tower tonight, the day after the real-estate mogul won the U.S. presidency. WBBM's Steve Miller reports.
The election of Donald Trump as America's next president has one of Illinois' longest-serving members of Congress concerned there will be an attempt to chip away at some of the gains made during the Obama administration and before.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel was disappointed with Hillary Clinton's defeat in the Presidential election, but he tried to find a silver lining in Donald Trump's victory in the race for the White House.
With Republicans about to control the White House and both chambers of commerce, U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin said it will be interesting to see what Republicans will do if they follow through with promises to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
Hillary Clinton said it was painful and disappointing to lose the 2016 race for president to Donald Trump, but she said "we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead" as he prepares to take office in January.
After defeating Mark Kirk in the race for U.S. Senate in Illinois, Congresswoman Tammy Duckworth said the most important thing is for the American people to unite and work hard for the good of the nation.
In the wake of Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election, many Chicagoans were shocked and upset, but some were still expressing hope the country can come together after an especially divisive campaign.
