Chicago alderwoman brings back 'WhistleSTOP' program to deter crime
Amid an uptick in robberies and carjackings on the North Side, a Chicago alderman is re-instituting the decades-old "WhistleStop Program."
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Amid an uptick in robberies and carjackings on the North Side, a Chicago alderman is re-instituting the decades-old "WhistleStop Program."
Aarthi Swaminathan & Reggie Wade January 8, 2021, 3:07 AM Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, one of President Donald Trump’s original Cabinet members, resigned on Thursday evening after the president incited a mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol building on Jan. 6. The resignation, effective Friday, brings an end to one of the most contentious periods in recent Education Department (ED) history. Beyond the ED being sued 455 times during her tenure — the most in any administration since ED became a Cabinet-level agency in 1980 — what is Devos’ legacy? “I don't think there's going to be m...