As immigration crackdowns move on, Chicago group aims to share resistance techniques

Federal authorities have dropped charges against a Chicago woman who was shot by Border Patrol agents. The woman, along with another individual, was previously indicted for allegedly boxing in a government vehicle and assaulting a federal agent. The decision to drop the charges comes amid ongoing scrutiny of Border Patrol practices and the use of force in urban areas.

Alaska is seeking financially strained school districts to assume ownership of numerous deteriorating rural schools. In return, these districts would receive funding aimed at repairing the facilities.

A viral video has emerged showing a Chicago mother and her 9-year-old son being brutally attacked by a group of elementary school children. The incident has sparked outrage within the community, leading to demands for action and accountability to address the rising violence among youth in the area.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has initiated an investigation into the BBC for allegedly 'intentionally distorting' President Donald Trump's speech from January 6, 2021. Carr's inquiry was prompted by concerns over the editing of the speech in a BBC documentary, which he claims may violate U.S. regulations. The investigation also involves communications with BBC's director general, Tim Davie.

A man has been charged with terrorism after allegedly setting a 26-year-old woman on fire in Chicago. Security footage captured the moment he approached her while she was seated. The incident has raised serious concerns about public safety and the potential for violence in urban areas.

Food banks across the United States are facing significant strain as demand remains high despite the restoration of SNAP food aid for needy families. Many food banks and pantries are struggling to meet the ongoing needs of their communities, indicating a persistent challenge in addressing food insecurity.

College tuition costs have significantly increased over the past two decades, outpacing financial aid growth. This rise in expenses raises concerns about the affordability of higher education for students and families.

Senators Mark Kelly and John Curtis are advocating for accountability from social media companies regarding the harmful effects of their algorithms. They discussed their proposed legislation in an interview with NPR.