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It’s no surprise that the majority of the citizens of Chicago don’t have warm fuzzy feelings when it comes to their mayor Rahm Emanuel. But that isn’t stopping him from trying to improve the policies that are currently set in place, even if that means giving a little to get …

Ignorant activists believe harassing diners in trendy Chicago neighborhoods will help their cause. They should be protesting the government and the police, or organizing a boycott of Walmart or Target instead. This behavior will only increase racial tension when angry diners start throwing their food at the protesters for interrupting …

Thief try to rob a cellphone store in Chicago http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=cbb_1451073454

Urges the courts, especially the United States Supreme Court, to adhere to the clear wording of the Second Amendment being a right afforded to state-sponsored militias and not individuals. Link

By BRENT McDONALD | Dec. 17, 2015 | 5:18 In Chicago, police have shot and killed more people in recent years than in any of the 10 largest cities in America. Yet officers are rarely disciplined. A retired officer who investigated excessive force complaints explains why. http://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000004097463/breaking-the-code-of-silence.html?smid=re-share

Non-passengers hop on a CTA bus in Chicago just to deliver a beating to someone already on-board Read more at http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=4c8_1450157770#RLD4U4cXbGDifE4j.99

Well, ‘‘Tis The Season’ for new laws to be put in effect for the New Year. Read More: New Illinois Laws You Should Know Going Into 2016 | http://967theeagle.net/new-illinois-laws-you-should-know-going-into-2016/

     Today we will go over a new messaging app just launched a couple of days ago. Have you ever wanted to create a virtual group quickly to communicate with your friends,students, co-workers, family members, and others? If it is so, you can just download an app known as Mileo. For …

#BlackLiveMatter Protesters Not Welcome in Chicago–Booted from Black Friday When protesters took to Chicago’s Michigan Avenue last week, grassroots activists at the Black Friday boycott had no interest in sharing the Magnificent Mile with “Black Lives Matter” activists from the University of Chicago, forcing protesters associated with the group off …