First U.S. Military Casualty Under Trump Is Sailor From Peoria
The U.S. Navy sailor who died over the weekend in a raid against al-Quaida has been identified as a sailor from Peoria.
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The U.S. Navy sailor who died over the weekend in a raid against al-Quaida has been identified as a sailor from Peoria.
In his first criticism of his successor since leaving office, former President Barack Obama said "American values are at stake" in the wake of President Donald Trump's controversial travel ban.
The Illinois Senator said he wants to judge the nominee on their merits.
The University of Chicago, Northwestern University and the University of Illinois say the order will hurt the academic community.
Emotions were running high in Chicago's Muslim community on Monday, not only because of President Donald Trump's controversial travel ban, but also because of a deadly terrorist attack at a mosque in Quebec.
State and local leaders have joined those raising their voices against President Donald Trump's controversial temporary travel ban, but the White House is standing firm.
For the second night in a row, protesters gathered at O'Hare International Airport on Sunday to express their outrage at President Donald Trump's travel ban for people from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
They say the President's move to block refugees will do little more than hurt people who need help.
The niece of the Syrian woman sent back spoke to CBS 2.
Dozens of people from seven predominantly Muslim countries were detained at airports across the country on Saturday, because of President Donald Trump's travel ban, but immigration attorneys said they were later released after a federal judge temporarily blocked deportations.
Members of the Council of Islamic Organizations of Greater Chicago called on the president to reverse the move.
That subject was the focus of a discussion at the University of Chicago's Institute of Politics. Among the panelists: CNN President Jeff Zucker and CBS News President David Rhodes.
Some here in Chicago depend on Mexican imports, CBS 2's Charlie De Mar reports.
Chicago civic leaders at the City Club disputed President Trump's implication that Afghanistan was less violent than Chicago.
The world has inched a little closer to the end of civilization, according to scientists at the University of Chicago.
President Trump called the gun violence in Chicago "horrible carnage," comparing the city to a "war zone" with "people being shot left and right."
Is Trump governing as he campaigned?
Some Englewood residents are interested in the idea of federal intervention to curb Chicago violence -- up to a point, anyway. CBS 2's Jim Williams reports.
Illinois election officials say there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud, despite what President Trump is tweeting.
A President Trump executive order could decrease the amount of federal aid to cities like Chicago.
This is a day that 33-year-old Tania Unzueta was afraid would come, ever since President Trump first started talking about a wall when he was a presidential candidate.
President Donald Trump did not specify what he meant when he threatened to "send in the feds" if Chicago doesn't get violent crime under control, but city leaders and clergy said the last thing the city needs is National Guard troops on every street corner.
Newly sworn President Donald Trump warned Tuesday he would send in "the Feds" if the city of Chicago cannot reverse its recent surge in violence.
The White House provided no evidence to support the allegation that millions voted illegally in the election.
Many attendees worried about what new President Donald Trump could do to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, or DACA.
