Nation honors Rev. Jackson. Chicago pays $5.7M to family raided, Brian McKnight sues Rickey Smiley
February 27, 2026
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as posted by the channel2.26.2026 #TheBreakdown w/ Brittany Noble: Nation honors Rev. Jackson. Chicago pays $5.7M to family raided, Brian McKnight sues Rickey Smiley
The nation honors Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr. as services begin in Chicago, with more this week in South Carolina and Washington, D.C.
A Chicago jury rules in favor of a Black family after a 2018 police raid went wrong. We'll hear from the family and their attorney about the verdict.
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