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Chicago TribuneWednesday, 6 May 2026
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Dismissed judge sues US
Ex-immigration jurist says she was fired based on work as lawyer for immigrants and race, sex
The paper uses a strong local lens to cover a global religious anniversary, highlighting the Pope's Chicago roots alongside his progressive policy stances to cultivate regional pride.
The article marks the one-year anniversary of a Chicago-born Pope's tenure, focusing on his enduring local ties and his vocal positioning on migration and US domestic politics.
“uplifted his hometown”
“Civic pride and localism”
Tax official declared not guilty in DUI trial
Judge says prosecutors failed to prove Steele was under influence
Details a local court decision, emphasising the prosecution's failure to meet the burden of proof against a public official.
Zelenskyy slams Russia's 'cynicism'
Deadly airstrikes hit Ukraine hours before ceasefire takes effect
Highlights the timing of deadly airstrikes occurring just prior to a scheduled ceasefire in Ukraine.
‘WE’RE VERY PROUD’
As the first year of Chicago native Pope Leo XIV's pontificate comes to a close, the longtime missionary has championed migrants, uplifted his hometown — and challenged Trump
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