Monthly Archives: June, 2025

This series provides a grounded understanding of the District’s fiscal challenges, the limitations of available options, and the consequences of short-sighted or unsustainable decisions. #reports

As part of his Dolton United Movement, Mayor House emphasized working hand-in-hand with all municipal partners, including the Dolton Park District and Dolton Public Library, to create meaningful, visible impact across the village. #community

“By pledging allegiance to ISIS and plotting an attack against innocent Americans on Election Day, this defendant endangered lives and gravely betrayed the nation that gave him refuge,” said Attorney General Pamela Bondi. #terrorism

While the president hosted a parade in Washington D.C. to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army, Rodriguez and thousands more joined a coalition of progressive political groups marching in downtown Chicago. #protest

Niemerg is questioning Pritzker's so-called “humanitarian” policies, arguing that they have turned Illinois into a sanctuary for criminals. #rebuke

Summertime is when young turkeys are hatching, and by counting them and adult females, biologists can assess trends in reproductive success and survival of young turkeys. #turkeys

Gov. JB Pritzker joined Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and New York Governor Kathy Hochul in testifying today. Pritzker in his testimony openly defied White House Border Czar Tom Homan. #testimony

Beyond real estate, Vasselli Law offers a full spectrum of advocacy services, including employment and labor law, civil litigation, and regulatory compliance. #vasselli

'Fighting today's Nazis:' Democrat compares immigration enforcement to Nazi Germany (via The Center Square) – Democratic governors and Congress members shifted blame for immigration...

The medal earned by Private First-Class Edward Gorski Jr. was returned to his grandson, Shawn Gorski, who also served in the Army. #medal