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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

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Black Chicagoans disproportionately face force by CPD

“The central goal of the consent decree was to bring down force against community members and especially community members of color and that is not happening.” #thecentersquare #chicagopolice #blackresidents

Illinois Patients and Providers Rally in Chicago to Protect 340B Drug Pricing Program

Providers warn that recent actions by pharmaceutical manufacturers restricting how and where discounted medications can be dispensed are threatening the program, forcing hospitals and clinics to make difficult choices and putting patient care at risk in urban, suburban, and rural communities. #healthcare #drug #pricing

Pierce Backs Trump’s Iran Strike, Urges Clear Objectives to Avoid Prolonged Conflict

Pierce framed the strike as consistent with an “America First” approach to foreign policy, arguing that decisive action was required to preserve stability in the region. #trump #iran #politics

Preston Criticizes U.S. Strikes on Iran, Calls on Miller to Reject AIPAC Support

“As we see the events in Iran unfold, we know that by agreeing to be silent as part of their terms of enslavement, Donna Miller has paved the road to war for the United States,” Preston said. #iran #aipac #politics

Stratton, García, and Labor Leaders Demand Krishnamoorthi Reject MAGA-Backed Super PAC Support

“He voted to fund ICE, he voted to thank ICE, and he’s spent a decade cozying up to the same MAGA forces he claims he’ll fight against. Illinoisans deserve better than special interests trying to put their thumb on the scale of this race.” #pac #politics

Student-Run High School Voting Sites Surpass Weeklong Early Voting Total in One Day

On Feb. 26, student voters alone surpassed the weeklong total from those early voting sites — a milestone county officials say highlights the program’s immediate impact. #earlyvoting #students #cookcounty

Illinois Reparations Commission Releases Landmark Report on Historic and Ongoing Harms to Black Residents

The commission released the report during the 100th anniversary year of Black History Month, noting the legacy of historian Carter G. Woodson, who founded Negro History Week in 1926. #landmark #report

Stratton Campaign Releases Second TV Ad as Polling Shows Tightening Race

“Hate is a dictator’s currency. Silence, his best friend. Fear, his strongest weapon,” Stratton says. #trump #ad #julianastratton

Frerichs Awards $200,000 to Small Nonprofits Across Illinois for Housing and Job Training Programs

An independent panel selected the 10 recipients from 68 applicants. Each organization received up to $20,000, the maximum grant amount. #grants #nonprofits

Consumer advocates, Illinois lawmakers target ‘unnecessary’ utility costs

“It’s hard to believe, but when we pay our monthly bills we are bankrolling utility memberships in trade associations that push the utilities’ anti-consumer agenda,” Mah said. #utilities #lawmakers #consumer

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