The Week in Review
Week in Review: Johnson Testifies Before Congress; Trump’s Tariffs Put Markets on Edge
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson answers the call of Congress and tells a Republican-led committee the city is safer because it’s a sanctuary for immigrants.
Former Mayor Rahm Emanuel tells the Economic Club of Chicago that he’s not done with public service — prompting speculation over a political comeback.
Meanwhile President Donald Trump says “bear with me” as higher tariffs on some goods take effect — while others are delayed — putting world markets on edge.
A sudden guilty plea from the gunman who murdered seven people at Highland Park’s Fourth of July parade in 2022.
Walgreen’s longtime prescription for success ends in a $10 billion private equity buyout.
And Illinois seems to wave surrender in its hunt for a new state flag.
Guests:
John Pletz, Crain’s Chicago Business | @johnpletz
Carrie Shepherd, Axios | @cshepherd
Mariah Woelfel, WBEZ | @MariahWoelfel
Madison Savedra, Block Club | @madisonsavedra
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