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Politics
Gov. J.B. Pritzker signs voter access plan that moves primary
National Politics
Biden White House launches public push for child tax credit
The credit will start paying out monthly in July to families with children who are 17 years old and younger.
National Politics
Yes, prison inmates can claim their own stimulus checks
Some people who are incarcerated say they haven’t received any of their money, so they reached out to the VERIFY team for help.
Nation World
Biden and Congress face a summer grind to create legislation
Congress is grinding through the details of the infrastructure proposals, trying to shape Biden’s ideas into bills that could become law.
Nation World
Ransomware gangs get paid off as officials struggle for fix
The dilemma surrounding ransomware payments has left U.S. officials fumbling about how to respond to such demands.
History
Remembering, and looking ahead: an Illinois underground railroad stop reminisces for Juneteenth
As America celebrates its first official Juneteenth, an old house in rural Illinois remembers and carries on a tragic, triumphant legacy.
History
An Illinois underground railroad stop reminisces for Juneteenth
As America celebrates its first official Juneteenth, an old house in rural Illinois remembers and carries on a tragic, triumphant legacy.
Local News
Moline's new City Administrator sits down for his first on-camera interview
Bogdan "Bob" Vitas is taking over a position that's seen an incredible amount of turbulence over the last five years, and is working on staffing & development first.
State
Man pleads guilty to shooting Black girl at Iowa Trump rally
A St. Charles man admitted he intentionally shot into a Black girl's car.
Nation World
Dems eye $6T plan on infrastructure, Medicare, immigration
The plan would include lowering the Medicare age while adding benefits and a path to legal status for certain immigrants.
Nation World
White House gives infrastructure talks a week to reach deal
If no deal is reached, then the administration is prepared for a Democrats-only approach to pass President Joe Biden’s sweeping jobs and families investment plans.
Nation World
Biden signs bill making Juneteenth a national holiday
President Biden signed a bill Thursday declaring Juneteenth as a national holiday. He called the day, an, "important moment in our history."
National Politics
Biden White House launches public push for child tax credit
The credit will start paying out monthly in July to families with children who are 17 years old and younger.
National Politics
Yes, prison inmates can claim their own stimulus checks
Some people who are incarcerated say they haven’t received any of their money, so they reached out to the VERIFY team for help.
Nation World
Biden and Congress face a summer grind to create legislation
Congress is grinding through the details of the infrastructure proposals, trying to shape Biden’s ideas into bills that could become law.
Nation World
Ransomware gangs get paid off as officials struggle for fix
The dilemma surrounding ransomware payments has left U.S. officials fumbling about how to respond to such demands.
History
Remembering, and looking ahead: an Illinois underground railroad stop reminisces for Juneteenth
As America celebrates its first official Juneteenth, an old house in rural Illinois remembers and carries on a tragic, triumphant legacy.
History
An Illinois underground railroad stop reminisces for Juneteenth
As America celebrates its first official Juneteenth, an old house in rural Illinois remembers and carries on a tragic, triumphant legacy.
Local News
Moline's new City Administrator sits down for his first on-camera interview
Bogdan "Bob" Vitas is taking over a position that's seen an incredible amount of turbulence over the last five years, and is working on staffing & development first.
State
Man pleads guilty to shooting Black girl at Iowa Trump rally
A St. Charles man admitted he intentionally shot into a Black girl's car.
Nation World
Dems eye $6T plan on infrastructure, Medicare, immigration
The plan would include lowering the Medicare age while adding benefits and a path to legal status for certain immigrants.
Nation World
White House gives infrastructure talks a week to reach deal
If no deal is reached, then the administration is prepared for a Democrats-only approach to pass President Joe Biden’s sweeping jobs and families investment plans.
Nation World
Biden signs bill making Juneteenth a national holiday
President Biden signed a bill Thursday declaring Juneteenth as a national holiday. He called the day, an, "important moment in our history."
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