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Chicago TribuneWednesday, 27 May 2026
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‘Broadview Six’ case in rare waters
Defense says US attorney may have had ‘personal contact’ with grand jury
The story focuses on procedural irregularities and potential prosecutorial misconduct in a federal case involving protesters.
The case against the 'Broadview Six' protesters is facing legal challenges after allegations surfaced that a U.S. Attorney may have improperly interacted with the grand jury. This could lead to the dismissal of felony charges and raises questions about judicial protocol.
“rare waters”
“Scrutiny of institutional and legal procedures”
Hawthorne alleges it’s losing out on state funds
Race course says top Illinois official steered money to rival track
A report on a dispute between a local racetrack and state officials over the allocation of gambling revenue.
They’ll come bearing Chicago-themed gifts
White Sox merch, giardiniera among items city leaders will deliver to Leo this week
Coverage of Mayor Brandon Johnson's diplomatic trip to the Vatican, highlighting the local items being presented to the Pope.
Trump’s plans to reshape maps dealt dual setbacks
Senate rejects call to redistrict in SC; court halts bid in Alabama
Reporting on legislative and court decisions in Alabama and South Carolina that hindered Republican redistricting efforts.
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