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North Korean Foreign Trade Bank Representative Charged for Role in Two Crypto Laundering Conspiracies

“Today’s indictments reveal North Korea’s continued use of various means to circumvent U.S. sanctions,” said U.S. Attorney Graves. #northkorea

ILGOP Statement on Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx’s Decision Not to Seek Re-Election

“It’s clear that Kim Foxx sees the writing on the wall and is not seeking re-election because she failed in every aspect as State’s Attorney. Cook County residents are sick and tired of watching her abdicate her basic responsibility to simply enforce the laws on the books and keep violent criminals off the streets,” said Illinois Republican Party Chairman Don Tracy. #ILGOP

Former Indiana Attorney General says Illinois is Soft on Crime

Johnson has refused to condemn the rioters and said the young people were acting out of desperation. #violence

South Suburban College’s Student Organization for Latino Empowerment and Success (SOLES) Attends Illinois LAtino Council on Higher Education (ILACHE) Conference

SSC Students also attended the research symposium with topics such as Medically Assisted Therapy during Pregnancy and the Impact of Commercialized American food in Mexico. #ssc

OpEd: Senator Patrick Joyce (April 2023)

I joined a number of excited local families on the Kankakee County Courthouse lawn to cut the ribbon for the State’s Attorney’s Easter Egg Hunt. #senatorjoyce

Rep. Haas Promotes Summer Internship Program

The internship program begins on June 1st and will end on August 1st, 2023. #internship

Heat Exposure Deaths Inspire Proposed Air Conditioning Requirements in Illinois

Buildings that do not have air conditioning are required to provide an air-conditioned common room where residents can go to cool off in a heat wave. #airconditioning

Illinois Measure Seeks to Require State Universities to Accept Community College Transfers

HB 3760 effectively builds on a pair of existing laws that provide automatic admissions to Illinois universities, with one designated for high school graduates and the other for community college graduates. #college

After-School Programs at Risk of Closure After State Board Says It Miscalculated Federal Funding

The advocacy group ACT Now Illinois, a coalition of after-school service providers, estimates that 12,000 students will lose access to programs as a result while roughly 550 after-school staff members will lose their jobs. #afterschoolprograms

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