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    Illinois lawmakers consider grants or loans for Chicago businesses devastated by Operation Midway Blitz - Chicago Tribune

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    Plan would have state taxpayers provide $50M for ICE-impacted businesses - The Center Square

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    CTU’s dues hike falls flat - Politico

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    Waste watch: Illinois gives $1.5M to ICE opponents - Illinois Policy

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    Daywatch: Chicago honors fallen service members - Chicago Tribune

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    The federal government is still shut down. Here's what that means across the country - NPR

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    After Supreme Court defeat, Trump administration looking to settle lawsuit over Illinois National Guard deployment - Chicago Tribune

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    Christie Brinkley defends daughter in Instagram post - The Derrick

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    Texas National Guard departs Illinois - Chicago Tribune

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    Business owners bleeding money during the coronavirus shutdown may expect insurance to cover their losses. But often they’re in for a shock. - Chicago Tribune

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