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The Southland Journal provides national news to our readers in the Southland of Chicago. The content is curated and sourced for our readers.

Crime

Op-Ed by FBI Director Christopher Wray: Violent Crime Problem Is Real and Tackling It Requires a Group Effort

Silence DoGood - January 6, 2023

The men and women of law enforcement are working tirelessly to tackle the threat. #fbi

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U.S. House Set to Return a Day After Failing to Elect New Speaker

Casey Harper | The Center Square - January 3, 2023

The failed vote leaves the race for speaker up for grabs. U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, is the main Republican opponent to McCarthy. #speakerofthehouse

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McCarthy’s Bid to Become GOP Speaker is Not a Sure Thing

Tom Gantern | The Center Square - January 2, 2023

Republican House members were posting questions about McCarthy on social media as late as Monday afternoon. #speaker #ushouse

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Gas Prices to Remain High in 2023, Projected to Peak at $4.12 a Gallon in June

Tom Gantern | The Center Square - January 2, 2023

GasBuddy's 2023 forecast says California may face gas prices near $7 a gallon in the summer but most cities will see prices peak at $4 a gallon. #gasprices

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Congress Passes Major Retirement Security Measure

Silence DoGood - December 26, 2022

"The common-sense solutions in this legislation are another step forward in addressing our nation's retirement crisis and will make a real difference in the financial future of America's workers and retirees." #retirement

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House Passes Three Rush-led Bills

Silence DoGood - December 23, 2022

All three bills had previously passed the Senate, and now head to President Biden’s desk to be signed into law. #ushouse

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Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders Named Head Football Coach at Colorado

Silence DoGood - December 4, 2022

Sanders first game as head coach for the Buffaloes will be next Sept. 2 at TCU, currently ranked third in the College Football Playoff standings. #deionsanders

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Illinois Suspends Fuel Tax for Commercial Vehicles Assisting with Hurricane Relief Efforts in Florida

Silence DoGood - October 2, 2022

Illinois will also waive IFTA-required credentials and MFUT single trip permits to qualified motor vehicles specifically delivering goods, services, or foods necessary for sustaining life and livestock in those areas covered in the declaration.

Community

FBI Addresses Ongoing Threats Targeting Historically Black Schools and Institutions in Call with Partners

Silence DoGood - September 9, 2022

The FBI is aware of racially motivated threats to more than 50 HBCUs and Historically Black Institutions across the country since the beginning of the year.

Community

Attorney General Raoul Issues Statement on Biden Administration Plans to Cancel Federal Student Loan Debt

Silence DoGood - August 24, 2022

Raoul: “While long-term reforms to the student loan system in this country are desperately needed, I commend the Biden administration for offering some immediate relief to millions of student loan borrowers.”

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