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CHICAGO – A woman selling tamales on Chicago’s Southwest Side was taken into custody by federal immigration agents Thursday morning, her fiancé told FOX 32. What we know: Laura Murillo, who is in her 50s and has lived in the U.S. for more than a decade, was detained near a BP gas station at 47th Street and Western Avenue, according to her fiancé, Jaime Perez. Murillo often sells tamales at that corner. Perez said he received a frantic call from her at 7:32 a.m. “She was being detained and there was somebody behind her,” Perez said. “I told her to…
CHICAGO – Granny flats, the Obama Center, and a new stadium for the Chicago fire are the big ticket items Chicago lawmakers are weighing at Thursday’s city council meeting. The meeting was delayed a few hours, but they are getting ready to vote. Granny flats: Granny flats are accessory dwelling units. This compromise ordinance would allow between 1–3 granny flat conversions per block per year. But aldermen would need to opt in for their wards. So some alders that aren’t fans of converting garage space or attic space or coach houses can choose not to opt in. It is…
Megyn Kelly Defends Conservative Values at College Event Virginia Tech – In a recent appearance at Virginia Tech, conservative commentator Megyn Kelly stood firm in the face of challenging questions from students. The event, hosted by Turning Point USA (TPUSA), saw Kelly engage in a spirited discussion about political rhetoric and responsibility. One student questioned Kelly’s support for a president who, according to the student, contributed to the kind of heated language that led to violence. The student specifically referenced the tragic loss of Charlie Kirk, implying a connection between the president’s words and the actions of Kirk’s killer. Kelly…
Los Angeles County Faces Scrutiny After Deadly Wildfires LOS ANGELES – A new report is raising concerns about how Los Angeles County handled emergency alerts during the deadly wildfires in January. The review, conducted by an outside group, points to a lack of resources and outdated procedures that caused delays in warning people to evacuate. The fires, which swept through Altadena and Pacific Palisades, tragically resulted in the loss of more than 30 lives and the destruction of thousands of homes. County officials commissioned the report to understand what went wrong and how to prevent similar tragedies in the future.…
A mom in California is facing charges after her two-year-old son died during bath time. Police in Placentia said they got a call on September 22 about a little boy who wasn’t breathing. When officers and paramedics arrived, they found the child in the bathroom and tried to save him. The boy was rushed to a nearby hospital, but sadly, he didn’t make it. The mom, Melissa Lynn Beisel, 40, was also in the bathroom and had some injuries. Police said they weren’t life-threatening. Investigators say Beisel was giving her son a bath in a plastic bin in the shower.…
Dallas Shooting at ICE Facility: A Nation Divided? A tragic event unfolded in Dallas, Texas, as a 29-year-old man, identified as Joshua Jahn, opened fire at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility. The incident has sparked renewed debate about the rhetoric surrounding immigration enforcement and the safety of those who serve our nation. According to reports, Jahn targeted a bus carrying detainees being escorted into the facility. One detainee lost their life, and two others were wounded before Jahn took his own life. While no law enforcement officers were injured, the event has raised serious concerns about the…
Federal prosecutors are reportedly preparing to charge former FBI Director James Comey with perjury. This follows an investigation led by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia, focusing on whether Comey deceived Congress during his testimony on September 30, 2020. The testimony was related to the inquiry into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Under federal law, prosecutors have a five-year window to bring charges, with that period set to expire next Tuesday. An unnamed source indicated that a decision on prosecution could be imminent, as a grand jury is currently examining the evidence in…
Ryan Gravenberch: Rising Star in Liverpool’s Midfield Ryan Gravenberch, a young player who once carried the heavy label of “the new Frank Rijkaard,” is making a name for himself at Liverpool. After facing challenges at Bayern Munich, Gravenberch has found a home and is quickly becoming a key player for the team. A Change in Strategy A significant moment came when Liverpool’s manager, Arne Slot, decided to use Gravenberch as a central midfielder. This decision followed after the team failed to acquire Martin Zubimendi. Slot’s familiarity with Gravenberch from Dutch soccer played a big role in this choice, and it…
Kate Gosselin, known for her family reality show, has shared some personal news. She revealed to her fans that she’s been seeing someone special for over a year now, and she sounds very happy about it. While she’s keeping the man’s identity private for now, mentioning he’s not a fan of being on camera, she did say he’s someone she’s known for a long time. Kate responded to a fan question, confirming she is indeed dating and has been for about 14 to 15 months. She expressed her happiness, saying she’s “super, super happy.” Sources have suggested that the man…
The White House is directing federal agencies to prepare for potential workforce reductions should a government shutdown occur next week. According to a memo released by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), agencies should assess the possibility of a “reduction in force” for programs lacking funding or deemed inconsistent with the President’s goals. This measure goes further than previous shutdowns, where non-essential workers were temporarily furloughed. A reduction in force involves eliminating positions entirely, potentially causing significant upheaval within the federal workforce, which has already experienced cuts due to efficiency initiatives. The OMB memo emphasizes the need for agencies…