An art display at the Chicago Cultural Center critical of the United States and Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is sparking intense debate and controversy.

A majority of the City Council signed a letter to Mayor Brandon Johnson Wednesday condemning a puppet display at the Chicago Cultural Center as antisemitic and calling on the city to take it down.

Israel War Machine,’ is a large, two-sided puppet depicting Uncle Sam on one side and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the other.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony unveiled a “first-of-its-kind” cultural ... The center — built with $84 million in city investment — will occupy a 460,000-square-foot mixed-use tower featuring 76 units of ...

Silverstein and more than 20 other council members have signed a letter to Mayor Johnson about the “US-Israel War Machine” ...

A group of 27 Chicago City Council members, led by Alderman Debra Silverstein, has called for the immediate removal of a ...

A looming rhinoceros arrests you with a melancholy eye. A T. rex a mere touch more miniature than the Field Museum’s Sue stands poised for attack. A lord and a lady in fine array gaze longingly ...

There needs to be clarification about how these extensive new “parks” in the plans to redevelop the area around the United ...

Fox News Digital spoke with protesters in Chicago about the Trump administration’s mass deportation plan. "The immigrant ... alum of the National Journalism Center and the Heritage Foundation's ...

But don't plan on bedding down here ... the university serve specialties from all around the globe. Chicago's West Side is a cultural melting pot, housing Greek, Mexican and Puerto Rican ...