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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson brushes off DOJ investigation into hiring practices: "We're not going to be intimidated"

Mayor Brandon Johnson will publicly address a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice Monday looking into the City of Chicago's hiring practices.

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As Chicago Bears pivot to Arlington Heights, Mayor Brandon Johnson says ‘I’ve done my part’

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Mayor Johnson says he wants the Bears to stay in the city and has done everything he can — now it’s out of his control

Trump admin. reflects 'country club,' mayor says as DOJ probe launched

Wendy McMahon has announced her resignation as the president and CEO of CBS News and Stations, the latest departure from the network amid the pending acquisition by Skydance.

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DOJ investigating Chicago after Mayor Brandon Johnson’s remarks on black hires

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Chicago's Black Mayor's Comments on Hiring Black Officials Struck a Nerve— Now, the Feds Are Involved

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Johnson calls Trump 'a monster' while defending diverse hiring amid DOJ probe

Mayor Johnson defends Chicago's diverse leadership as DOJ opens hiring probe — and he’s not mincing words about President Trump.

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Far-Right Reporter Slams Chicago Mayor for ‘Black Power Rhetoric’ and Asks Him: ‘Why Are You a Racist?’

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson was confronted by a reporter at a press conference who bluntly asked him why he was a "racist."

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Chicago Mayor calls DOJ probe the Trump administration's latest diversity attack

The Department of Justice has launched a probe into the city of Chicago's hiring practices in what Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson has quickly labeled the latest hostile attack on diversity by the Trump administration.

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s team defended failed property tax hike plan to investors

Chicago CFO Jill Jaworski said the administration wants to discuss more sustainable revenue streams and will join aldermen to discuss “the most feasible and appropriate” ideas.