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Dec 25

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Forced to run from Myanmar, Rohingya find respite in Chicago

By Paris Schutz

While most of Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims who escaped harrowing violence ended up in camps in Bangladesh, some have made it to the U.S. That includes dozens of young Rohingyas who have become students in Chicago's public schools. Special correspondent Paris…

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Oct 07

Urban noise pollution is worst in poor and minority neighborhoods and segregated cities

By Joan A Casey, Peter James, Rachel Morello-Forsch, The Conversation

Nationwide, neighborhoods with higher poverty rates and proportions of black, Hispanic and Asian residents have higher noise levels than other neighborhoods.

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Sep 29

5 important stories that deserve a second look

By Erica R. Hendry, Joshua Barajas, Patty Gorena Morales, Jennifer Hijazi

The end of some Temporary Protected Status for Sudan, a hepatitis A outbreak in San Diego and other stories you may have missed in the rush of news.

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Aug 28

Illinois governor signs law limiting police cooperation with federal immigration officials

By Sophia Tareen, Associated Press

The move puts Gov. Bruce Rauner, a first-term Republican, at odds with his party on immigration issues.

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Aug 25

Trump administration pushes back against Chicago lawsuit over sanctuary city policy

By Associated Press

The new filing responds to Chicago's motion for a preliminary injunction that would halt the safety-grants policy at least until the civil case plays out.

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Aug 22

Chicago’s gun violence crisis is also a mental health crisis

By Ryan Connelly Holmes

Thousands of people across the South and West Sides of Chicago experience some form of mental health trauma as a result of gun violence. And as the number of shootings in the city increases, mental health providers are struggling to…

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Aug 20

Comedian, civil rights activist Dick Gregory dies

By Daisy Nguyen, Associated Press

Dick Gregory, the comedian and activist and who broke racial barriers in the 1960s and used his humor to spread messages of social justice and nutritional health, has died.

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Aug 07

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News Wrap: Chicago sues Trump administration over ‘sanctuary city’ plan

By PBS News Hour

At the end of a brutal campaign to retake Mosul in Iraq, and as the fight for Raqqa continues, where does the battle against the Islamic State stand? Judy Woodruff speaks with Special Presidential Envoy Brett McGurk, who says the…

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Aug 01

Illinois governor’s veto could jeopardize school funding

By Sara Burnett and Sophia Tareen, Associated Press

Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner used his veto power Tuesday to strip millions of dollars for Chicago Public Schools from a school funding overhaul, a move that could mean no districts get state money before classes begin.

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Jun 30

Illinois facing dire consequences as budget feud continues

By Sara Burnett, Associated Press

Illinois is hours away from entering its third fiscal year without a state budget, territory that could mean some universities won't be able to offer federal financial aid, road construction and Powerball ticket sales will halt, and the state's credit…

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