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ADL warns antisemitic incidents in Chicago are rising amid October 7 observances

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By Paris Schutz Verified
| WMAQ-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
This week, Chicago’s Jewish community is marking the third anniversary of Hamas’ attacks on Israel that killed more than 1,200, including at least 49 Americans. As Chicagoans gather to mourn, they say antisemitism has only grown since that date, and they fear Mayor Brandon Johnson doesn’t have their back.
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Chicago set to approve largest police misconduct settlement in its history

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By Paris Schutz Verified
| WMAQ-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
Chicago's City Council is poised to approve the largest single payout for misconduct in the city's history, all tied to disgraced former CPD detective Reynaldo Guevara. The City Council’s finance committee Monday unanimously approved $260.8 million to 17 plaintiffs who were convicted of murder - but later had their convictions vacated due to purported false confessions. Eruby Abrego was one of the 17 plaintiffs.
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Referees, lawmakers blame CPS administrator for paycheck delays

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By Paris Schutz Verified
| MSN Verified
Chicago Public Schools football and other fall sports contests are going on as planned this weekend, days after the school district finally paid around 70 referees who had gone weeks without a paycheck. The referees were paid after they spoke out and threatened to walk off the job. CPS blamed the payment delays on a “software glitch” that they said improperly withheld money.
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