(JTA) — Political signs lined the windows of the Chicago home of Elias Rodriguez, the man officials believe killed two Israeli embassy aides at a Jewish event in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday. One ...

CBS News Chicago Investigators have learned that Rodriguez attended the University of Illinois at Chicago, graduating in ...

Elias Rodriguez is accused of brutally gunning down two Israeli embassy staffers — but his fan club is growing.

The suspect, identified as Elias Rodriguez, 31, of Chicago, was observed pacing outside the museum before the shooting, walked into the museum after the shooting and was detained by event security, ...

Elias Rodriguez, a 31-year-old Chicago man, is facing federal charges in the fatal shootings of a young couple Wednesday evening near the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington. With the investigation in ...

Authorities raided the Chicago apartment of a 30-year-old left ... were seen swarming the brick building around 9 a.m. Elias Rodriguez is accused of lurking outside an event at the museum and ...

A 2017 article in Liberation News – the newspaper of the Party for Socialism and Liberation – mentioned that an Elias Rodriguez was among the protesters who "gathered outside Chicago Mayor ...

The biography for Elias Rodriguez on the History Makers website, where Rodriguez once worked. University of Illinois Chicago spokesperson Brian Flood confirmed that Rodriguez attended the ...

So, who is Elias Rodriguez? Where is he from? Who is he associated with? A thread on X showed Rodriguez’s LinkedIn profile that he’s been working in Chicago at the American Osteopathic ...

The suspect in the antisemitic attack is Elias Rodriguez, 31, a Chicago native and the son of an Iraq War veteran whose antisemitism grew out of his association with US left-wing politics ...

Video of the suspect being detained shows him shouting pro-Palestinian chants inside the Jewish museum, which includes a ...

Political signs lined the windows of the Chicago apartment building of Elias Rodriguez, the man officials believe killed two Israeli embassy aides at a Jewish event in Washington, D.C., on May 21.