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The parents of detained journalist Danny Fenster, Buddy and Rose Fenster, with Danny’s brother Bryan, in Huntington Woods, Michigan, on June 4. Danny was trying to catch a flight home to Michigan from Myanmar to see his parents when he was taken into custody. (Jeff Kowalsky/Getty-AFP)
In 2016, Stacy Rosenbach filed the lawsuit in Lake County Circuit Court on behalf of her son, Alexander, after Six Flags allegedly scanned his fingerprint without permission during a school field trip. Six Flags argued that the teenager suffered no actual harm, such as identity theft. The case made it to the Illinois Supreme Court, which in 2019 ruled the state’s privacy law did not require allegations of any injury, allowing the Six Flags class action to proceed.
“I don’t think that’s a positive,” Hoyer said. “Our players, especially guys that have been here for a long time, have built up an incredible equity in the community with the fans. And making a personal choice, and one they’re probably not going to articulate to the fans, it’d be a shame if the fans decided to take all that equity and get rid of it.”
Sister Mary Joseph of the Trinity, formerly known as Ann Russell Miller, was a prolific letter writer during the 31 years she lived at the Carmelite Monastery in Des Plaines, Ill. Since she had so many friends and relatives to correspond with she would often make a copy of her original letter then add a personalized greeting or message — often in red ink — at the top or on the back of the letter. (Kori Rumore/Chicago Tribune)
Lake Zurich police said a motorist driving a Honda van was northbound on Buesching when the driver attempted to turn left into a private drive. The van struck the rider of a 2017 Wolf Motor Scooter, a 63-year-old Lake Zurich man, who was headed south on Buesching, police said.
Employees of McDonald’s serve a BTS meal May 27, 2021 in Seoul, South Korea. McDonald’s said June 11 that unauthorized activity on its computer network exposed the personal data of some customers in South Korea and Taiwan, but no customer payment information was accessed. (Chung Sung-Jun / Getty Images)
Officer Karol Chwiesiuk, 29, was charged in a complaint in U.S. District Court in Washington with five misdemeanor counts, including entering a restricted building, disrupting government business, an disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds with intent to impede congressional proceeding.
Friday will be the warmest day of the weekend, with temperatures in the low 90s, said meteorologist Brett Borchardt of the National Weather Service’s Chicago-area office. A breeze is expected in areas near Lake Michigan, bringing temperatures down to the 70s along the lakefront, he added.
Later that night, Bush and TR had another conversation on the jail’s recorded phone line, according to the complaint. TR told Bush during that call, “We need to put the belt” to two cooperators who had testified before a federal grand jury, meaning they needed to be punished, the complaint alleged.
Read your June horoscope to reveal what’s in store for you, from the astrologers at Tarot.com. With the Solar Eclipse in Gemini on June 10, there’s definitely a sense of new ideas waiting to be born in our lives. Less fortunately, Mercury will be retrograde during this eclipse, forcing us to remain in an uncertain incubation period for a little while longer. On June 22, Mercury turns direct and we’ll start to get some of the clarity we need to flesh out our plans and move forward with them. — By Tarot.com Astrologers Reveal the things that are unique to your sign with a FREE Birth Chart from Tarot.com