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Chicago braces for Trump's latest threat to cut 'all federal funding' to sanctuary cities
Mayor Brandon Johnson's office has said the city is in line for $3.5 billion in new and existing federal grants this year. In a statement responding to Trump’s latest barb, Johnson’s office said “the City of Chicago complies with all federal and state laws.
A strike by 28,000 teachers in one of America’s largest school districts would be a catalyst for a broader, nationwide fight ...
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‘We’re gonna sue:’ Chicago mayor says Trump threat to cut funding over DEI is ‘unconstitutional’The administration told state education leaders they must certify within 10 days that their schools do not participate in ...
The high school Spanish language debate team at Back of the Yards College Pre is the first-ever in Chicago to win the 2025 ...
Despite assurances by the Chicago Teachers Union that the deal will “Trump-proof” the district, teachers worry about severe ...
The impact of the upheaval could vary greatly across the country. New York, for example, is not feeling significant effects ...
Michigan Head Start programs worry uncertainty following nationwide staff cuts will lead to closures and inadequate services ...
The standoff could test how far the White House is willing to go to press its demands on the nation’s schools.
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