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WASHINGTON — House Speaker Kevin McCarthy called for President Jamal Bowman, DNY, to be punished for sounding a fire alarm at a Capitol office building on

US Capitol Police Rep. Jamal Bowman sounded the fire alarm at the Cannon House office building on Saturday. The image above was obtained by a source

Brian Steele has been appointed president of clearing and securities services at the Depositary Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC), set to leverage his two…

Parts of the CTA Blue Line are set to temporarily close, again, as construction to remove slow zones continues — but the end of the work is in sight. From 10 p.m. Friday to 4 a.m. Monday, the Clinton, UIC-Halsted and Racine stations will be closed and trains won’t operate along that section of track, which runs near Union Station and the University of Illinois at Chicago. That stretch was also ...

DTCC has appointed Brian Steele as managing director and president of clearing and securities services, effective 2 October

The latest episode of the Revisited video series looks back at the 2004 version of Hellboy, directed by Guillermo del Toro

The Connecticut Supreme Court opened its first term of the 2023-24 court year Wednesday by hearing oral arguments in two out of three appeals arising from a trade secrets battle between East Hartford-based Dur-A-Flex Inc. and a host of defendant companies linked to research chemist Samet Dy, a former Dur-A-Flex employee.

Young Thug's attorney filed a motion asking for Cordarius Dorsey, also known as YSL Polo to be dropped from the trial due to his "unprofessional" courtroom behavior.

An attorney for the town of East Haven, Connecticut, told a federal judge on Friday that a quarry operator suffered a "self-inflicted wound" when he shut down the business in response to three cease-and-desist orders, while the owner's lawyer said the town pulled out all the stops to ensure that the quarry closed to benefit the mayor.

More than 900,000 people ride the CTA each weekday, and riders can think of plenty of ways to improve Chicago's transit agency.