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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 ranks among top vegan-friendly cities

Chicago has been ranked among the 15 best U.S. cities for vegans and vegetarians in a new WalletHub study released…

2 weeks ago

High fuel costs may reshape American Airlines plans

American Airlines could reconsider its future capacity plans if elevated fuel prices persist, CEO Robert Isom said, even as strong…

3 weeks ago

Amazon Prime refunds expanded to as much as $200

More Amazon Prime customers will qualify for automatic refunds under a revised settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, with the…

3 weeks ago

Chicago Fed Focuses on Banking and Housing

The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago is focusing on two major economic issues this September, with events addressing the challenges…

4 weeks ago

Chicago Mayor, Council Clash Over Budget Oversight

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and members of the City Council are heading into a contentious budget season as disagreements intensify…

1 month ago

FDA Approves Revolution Medicines Pancreatic Cancer Drug

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Revolution Medicines’ targeted cancer drug Rasonque for certain adults with metastatic pancreatic…

1 month ago

Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Jalapeños Hits 27 States

U.S. health officials are investigating a multistate Salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeño peppers imported from Mexico that has sickened 345…

2 months ago

‘Other Washingtons’ Unveiled in Chicago

Mayor Brandon Johnson joined the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events and artist Amanda Williams on Aug. 6…

2 months ago

Lollapalooza 2026 Made History in Grant Park

Lollapalooza 2026 concluded its four-day run at Grant Park on Sunday, Aug. 2, after bringing more than 170 musical acts…

2 months ago

Illinois Election Board Pushes Back on DOJ

The Illinois State Board of Elections has told the U.S. Department of Justice that the state complies with federal voter-registration…

2 months ago

FIFA Seeks Support for $20 Billion Venture

FIFA is seeking approval from its 211 member associations to establish a new commercial subsidiary valued at $20 billion and…

2 months ago

Belugas Moved to Chicago Amid Euthanasia Risk

Thirty beluga whales housed at the shuttered Marineland Canada faced a serious threat of euthanasia before an emergency relocation effort…

3 months ago

July Heat Deaths Reach Decade High in Cook County

Six people have died from heat-related causes in Cook County this July, making it the area’s deadliest month for extreme…

3 months ago

Apple Expands U.S. Chip Deal With Broadcom

Apple will purchase more than $30 billion in chips from Broadcom under a multi-year supply agreement that runs through 2031,…

3 months ago

Contreras Added to AL All-Star Roster

Boston Red Sox first baseman Willson Contreras has been added to the American League roster for the MLB All-Star Game,…

3 months ago

Taste of Chicago Returns to Grant Park

Taste of Chicago will return to Grant Park from July 8 to 12, bringing the city’s signature food and music…

3 months ago

Chicago Minimum Wage Rises to $17.05

Chicago’s minimum wage increased to $17.05 per hour on July 1, 2026, for employers with four or more workers, while…

3 months ago

South Side marks Juneteenth with major events

Chicago’s South Side became the focal point of one of the city’s busiest cultural weekends as Juneteenth celebrations coincided with…

4 months ago

Cubs erupt early to clinch series over Rockies

The Chicago Cubs used a dominant second inning and strong pitching from Javier Assad to defeat the Colorado Rockies 8-6…

4 months ago

Illinois bill opens beauty career apprenticeships

Illinois could soon expand career pathways for barbers, cosmetologists, nail technicians, and hair braiders through a new apprenticeship-based licensing system.…

4 months ago

Consumer confidence slips as inflation bites

Americans are becoming more cautious with their spending as inflation and elevated fuel prices continue to pressure household budgets, even…

4 months ago

White Sox beat Twins to win fifth home series

The Chicago White Sox continued their strong run at home Thursday afternoon, defeating the Minnesota Twins 6-2 behind another impressive…

5 months ago

Pritzker criticizes Johnson over Bears stadium

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker publicly criticized Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson on May 27 over the administration’s handling of efforts to…

5 months ago

Chicago violence renews debate over public safety

Chicago experienced a violent and chaotic Memorial Day weekend as multiple shootings, large public disturbances, and property damage incidents renewed…

5 months ago

Mariners chase AL West lead against Athletics

The Seattle Mariners will attempt to move even closer to the top of the American League West standings when they…

5 months ago

Brewers eye NL Central lead against Cubs

The Milwaukee Brewers will have an opportunity to climb into first place in the National League Central when they continue…

5 months ago

CPS enrollment falls as CTU membership grows

Chicago Public Schools has lost nearly one-fifth of its student population over the past decade, even as the Chicago Teachers…

5 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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