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s continue to spike, Mayor Lori Lightfoot followed through Thursday by imposing a 10 p.m. curfew on all nonessential city businesses." In addition, Lightfoot said the city "will again prohibit indoor service at traditional taverns and EFTA00136972 brewery taprooms without food licenses, and asked reside

e, Petrella, 2.65M) reports that "days after threatening to roll back restrictions on Chicago businesses if COVID-19 cases continue to spike, Mayor Lori Lightfoot followed through Thursday by imposing a 10 p.m. curfew on all nonessential city businesses." In addition, Lightfoot said the city "will again prohib

itics/elections/2020/10/22/election-2020-new-wave-russian-hacking- efforts-detected-officials/3735228001/> (10/22, 10.31M) reports that CISA Director Christopher Krebs "described the activity Thursday has a `broad scanning' effort by the Russians that had not interfered with actual voting." Bloomberg <https://www

t is one of 15 states without a mask mandate." Chicago Mayor Issues Stay-At-Home Advisory. Reuters (11/12, Caspani, O'Brien) reports Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D) "issued a stay-at- home advisory and Detroit stopped in-person schooling on Thursday to staunch the coronavirus outbreak as more than a dozen st

oling on Thursday to staunch the coronavirus outbreak as more than a dozen states reported a doubling of new COVID-19 cases in the last two weeks." Lightfoot "on Thursday issued a 30-day advisory calling upon residents to stay at home and have no visitors, even during Thanksgiving festivities." According

Post (11/12, Itkowitz, 14.2M) reports that the statement from security agencies "comes on the heels of reporting earlier in the day by Reuters that Christopher Krebs, the head of the CISA, expected to be fired over his efforts to debunk misinformation about voting fraud." Krebs has "retweeted an election law exp

icates that of the Federal Correctional Institute at Seagoville's 1,798 inmates, no less than 1,072 have been received positive coronavirus tests. Lightfoot, McEnany Spar Over Chicago Violence. The Washington Times (7/17, Boyer, 492K) reports Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D) "has referred to White House

received positive coronavirus tests. Lightfoot, McEnany Spar Over Chicago Violence. The Washington Times (7/17, Boyer, 492K) reports Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D) "has referred to White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany as 'Karen,' a pejorative term for White women, after Ms. McEnany called the mayor

nterference Like In 2016. The Hill (7/17, Miller, 2.98M) reports Homeland Security Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Director Christopher Krebs "said Friday that he has not seen a foreign effort to influence U.S. elections so far this year." Speaking at a virtual Brookings Institution event

is 22-year career as a police officer has been an asset, not a liability, at a time when crime is at the forefront of voters' minds." Chicago Mayor Lightfoot Calls For End To Gun Violence After Two Officers Shot. The Chicago Tribune (5/16, Rosenberg-Douglas, Proctor, Gorner, 2.03M) reports Chicago Mayor

Calls For End To Gun Violence After Two Officers Shot. The Chicago Tribune (5/16, Rosenberg-Douglas, Proctor, Gorner, 2.03M) reports Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D) "called for an end to violence in the city" on Sunday after two Chicago police offers "were shot and wounded early Sunday on the West Side." Lig

curity Order As "A Really Ambitious Plan." The Hill (5/16, Schnell, 5.69M) reports former Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Director Christopher Krebs spoke on CBS' Face The Nation on Sunday, and he "said President Biden's executive order aimed at improving federal cybersecurity is 'a really ambiti

t is one of 15 states without a mask mandate." Chicago Mayor Issues Stay-At-Home Advisory. Reuters (11/12, Caspani, O'Brien) reports Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D) "issued a stay-at- home advisory and Detroit stopped in-person schooling on Thursday to staunch the coronavirus outbreak as more than a dozen st

oling on Thursday to staunch the coronavirus outbreak as more than a dozen states reported a doubling of new COVID-19 cases in the last two weeks." Lightfoot "on Thursday issued a 30-day advisory calling upon residents to stay at home and have no visitors, even during Thanksgiving festivities." According

Post (11/12, Itkowitz, 14.2M) reports that the statement from security agencies "comes on the heels of reporting earlier in the day by Reuters that Christopher Krebs, the head of the CISA, expected to be fired over his efforts to debunk misinformation about voting fraud." Krebs has "retweeted an election law exp

s continue to spike, Mayor Lori Lightfoot followed through Thursday by imposing a 10 p.m. curfew on all nonessential city businesses." In addition, Lightfoot said the city "will again prohibit indoor service at traditional taverns and brewery taprooms without food licenses, and asked residents to cap any

trusions into European energy companies, including firms in the oil, gas and electric sectors." USA Today (10/22, 10.31M) reports that CISA Director Christopher Krebs "described the activity Thursday has a 'broad scanning' effort by the Russians that had not interfered with actual voting." Bloomberg (10/22, Mehro

s continue to spike, Mayor Lori Lightfoot followed through Thursday by imposing a 10 p.m. curfew on all nonessential city businesses." In addition, Lightfoot said the city "will again prohibit indoor service at traditional taverns and brewery taprooms without food licenses, and asked residents to cap any

trusions into European energy companies, including firms in the oil, gas and electric sectors." USA Today (10/22, 10.31M) reports that CISA Director Christopher Krebs "described the activity Thursday has a 'broad scanning' effort by the Russians that had not interfered with actual voting." Bloomberg (10/22, Mehr

On Police Reform. The New York Post (7/14, Jacobs, 4.57M) reports that a "senior White House official extended a public invitation to Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot to work with the federal government on the issue of police reform," accusing Democrats of "playing politics" on the matter. Speaking Tuesday during

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