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Obama Center Workers Decide to Form a Union: ‘We Don’t Even Have a Seat at the Table’
Obama Workers United. Photo from Anders Lindall / AFSCME Council 31.
Increased workloads. Benefit rollbacks. The Obama Presidential Center opened less than four months ago, and the workers are already noticing changes in how they are treat...
The Chicago Immigration Court is Issuing More Removal Orders Than Any Other Court in America
Chicago Immigration Court on 55 E. Monroe. Credit: Max Herman/Borderless Magazine
Last year, our fascist President of the United States, Donald Trump, launched “Operation Midway Blitz” against the city of Chicago. Federal agents from US Im...
White Supremacist Jake Lang Came to Illinois. Residents Told Him to GTFO, While Police Came to His Defense.
Image from the “I Hate Illinois Nazis” subreddit.
Jake Lang, the pedophile Nazi, came to Illinois this past weekend to protest the 4th Annual Palestine Fest in Bridgeview. Why? Because he’s a racist, Islamophobic bigot. I wrote an entire a...
Central Illinois Residents Blindsided by Secret Data Center Talks
Photo of a Clean Cloud Energy data center. Credit: Clean Cloud Energy.
The village of Mahomet resides in Champaign County, along the Sangamon River. According to the 2020 census, it’s home to approximately 9,500 residents. Many of those re...
White Supremacist Jake Lang Plans Nazi March in Illinois; Rep. Ramirez Introduces Bill to Abolish ICE; Chicago Parking Meters Sold to Another Private Equity Firm
White Supremacist Jake Lang plans to host a Nazi March in Bridgeview, Illinois this afternoon, during the 4th Annual Palestine Festival. Why? Because he’s a bigoted racist. That’s not the only news that happened this week, however. Chicago...
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