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Chicago Morning Star is closely following the latest news in the United States. Our authors write about all kinds of political activities, in particular, those of the President, the White House, the Senate and Congress. For us, one of the most important areas are U.S. foreign policy and economic activity. We prioritize the research and tracking of U.S. relations with the G8 countries, the countries of Asia and the Persian Gulf. We follow the latest news of industry, oil and gas sector, engineering and technological innovations. We pay special attention to the field of information technology. Our authors have been studying this topic for many years and always get insider information in the field of high technology at first hand. Among our authors there are economists who monitor and analyze U.S. economic activity, make forecasts and provide readers with the most up-to-date information about stock quotes and the situation in the interfund market. The Chicago Morning Star editorial board closely follow sports news and cultural events in the United States to keep our readers up to date with all the latest news in the country.

Chicago Fire Department Welcomes 70 New Graduates

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Fire Department Commissioner Annette Nance-Holt on Dec. 5 marked the graduation of 55 Firefighter EMTs…

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Chance the Rapper to Headline Chicago’s New Year’s Eve

Chicago will serve as the Central Time zone broadcast hub for “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest…

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U.S. Soccer Announces Format for 2026 U.S. Open Cup

U.S. Soccer has released the full format, schedule, and participating teams for the 2026 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, outlining…

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Chicago Proposes First-in-Nation Social Media ‘SMART Tax’

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has introduced a new tax proposal targeting major social media companies as part of his effort…

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Chicago Teachers Union, CPS Reach $1.5B Deal Without Strike

The Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools have reached a $1.5 billion, four-year contract that will shape classrooms across…

4 days ago

Early Bird Flu Surge Hits Europe, North America Hard

Europe and North America are confronting an unusually early and intense surge of bird flu, with outbreaks spreading across wild…

5 days ago

Chicago Fire, Versiti Partner for Community Blood Drive

Chicago Fire FC and the Versiti Blood Center of Illinois are partnering to host the Fire Up Blood Drive, a…

5 days ago

Turkey Adoption Programs Grow as Sanctuaries Shift Tradition

A growing number of farm animal sanctuaries across the country are promoting an alternative Thanksgiving tradition that invites families to…

6 days ago

Magic Look to Extend Momentum in Matchup vs. Bulls

After advancing to the final eight of the NBA Cup, the Orlando Magic hope their strong tournament form carries over…

7 days ago

Patriots Face Giants Minus Two Starters on Offensive Line

The New England Patriots haven’t faced much adversity this season, but they will on Monday night when they host the…

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Starbucks Strike Expands as Workers Press for Contract

Thousands of baristas at nearly 100 Starbucks locations are on strike this holiday season, picketing for a contract in what…

1 week ago

CTA Attack Spurs Renewed Demands for Transit Safety Reform

A brutal attack at one of Chicago’s busiest transit hubs has reignited concerns about safety on the city’s public transportation…

2 weeks ago

Chicago Fire Names Zinckernagel MVP in 2025 Awards

Chicago Fire FC has announced its 2025 Team Award winners, recognizing Philip Zinckernagel as Most Valuable Player, Jack Elliott as…

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Maryland’s Coit Eyes Momentum After Historic 41-Point Game

David Coit delivered one of the top-scoring performances in Maryland basketball history in just his fifth game with the program,…

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Avalanche Edge Blackhawks 1–0; NHL Sunday Roundup

Cale Makar scored in the second period, and Scott Wedgewood delivered a 22-save shutout as the visiting Colorado Avalanche edged…

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Jury Awards $28M to Family of UN Victim in Boeing Crash

A Chicago jury has awarded $28 million to the family of Shikha Garg, a United Nations consultant killed in the…

3 weeks ago

U.S. Flight Cuts Deepen Amid Shutdown Staffing Crisis

U.S. airlines were forced to rapidly overhaul schedules and respond to mounting passenger frustration after the Trump administration ordered nationwide…

4 weeks ago

Flight Delays Deepen Nationwide Amid Ongoing Shutdown

Flight disruptions are worsening across the United States as the federal government shutdown enters its second month, further straining an…

1 month ago

UPS Cargo Plane Crashes Near Louisville Airport

A UPS cargo plane bound for Honolulu crashed shortly after takeoff from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, erupting into flames…

1 month ago

Bengals Seek Momentum, Jets Chase First Win

The Cincinnati Bengals will try to return to an even record while the New York Jets continue searching for their…

1 month ago

Adtalem, Google Cloud Launch AI Credential for Clinicians

Adtalem Global Education has announced a partnership with Alphabet’s Google Cloud to launch a first-of-its-kind artificial intelligence credential program designed…

2 months ago

Thorek Hospital Debunks Breast Cancer Myths

October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing understanding of breast cancer and dispelling misconceptions that can…

2 months ago

Suicide Rates Remain Higher in Rural America

Suicide remains a more pressing concern in rural America than in urban centers, according to recent findings. The Rural Health…

2 months ago

Judge Powers Yankees Into AL East Showdown

Aaron Judge’s late-season surge has the New York Yankees charging toward the top of the American League East. Less than…

2 months ago

Artemis II Crew Prepares for Historic Lunar Mission

HOUSTON — Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman told reporters he hopes history will eventually “forget” his crew’s upcoming mission around…

2 months ago

Chicago Mayor Signs Order Protecting Protest Rights

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order reaffirming the city’s commitment to protecting residents’ right to protest. Called the…

3 months ago

Giants, Cardinals Clash With Wild-Card Hopes on Line

Chicago, 7:00 p.m. CT — Two teams clinging to their postseason hopes will collide Monday night when the St. Louis…

3 months ago

Chicago Morning Star is closely following the latest news in the United States. Our authors write about all kinds of political activities, in particular, those of the President, the White House, the Senate and Congress. For us, one of the most important areas are U.S. foreign policy and economic activity. We prioritize the research and tracking of U.S. relations with the G8 countries, the countries of Asia and the Persian Gulf. We follow the latest news of industry, oil and gas sector, engineering and technological innovations. We pay special attention to the field of information technology. Our authors have been studying this topic for many years and always get insider information in the field of high technology at first hand. Among our authors there are economists who monitor and analyze U.S. economic activity, make forecasts and provide readers with the most up-to-date information about stock quotes and the situation in the interfund market. The Chicago Morning Star editorial board closely follow sports news and cultural events in the United States to keep our readers up to date with all the latest news in the country.

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