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The decision issued a warning shot across the bow of the administrative state.
On this July Fourth weekend, let's respect our cherished democratic institutions.
Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony exposed Donald Trump for what he is — a dangerous narcissist who imperiled democracy itself.
Amtrak in the Midwest is more deadly than we think. It needs attention from the U.S. transportation secretary.
Now is the time to begin exploring the best way to ensure the right to an abortion in Illinois remains an immutable reality, no matter what party...
Outspoken billionaire Ken Griffin exits Illinois for Florida. Should we care?
A bipartisan bill on guns the president should sign.
The Dobbs ruling is the start of a new era of conflict over abortion.
On 9/11, the Tribune Editorial Board tried, in a matter of minutes, to make sense of horror and carnage and inspire resolve.
The end of Roe v. Wade will result in pain and confusion across the land.
Chicago Tribune endorsements in the June 28 Illinois primary.
The Tribune Editorial Board makes its endorsements for Cook County Board: Deer, Alsberry, McHale, Kukadia, Podgorski, Garcia, Gorman and Calandriello.
The Tribune Editorial Board wraps up its endorsements for contested Illinois House primary races: McCombie, Bailey-Smith, Butler, Smith, Rients,...
The Tribune Editorial Board continues its endorsements for contested Illinois House primary races: Swanson, Brooks, Arellano, Welter, Willis, Slone,...
The Tribune Editorial Board continues its endorsements for contested Illinois House primary races: Tarver, Slaughter, Wilson, Sheppard, Syed, Dias and...
The Tribune Editorial Board begins its endorsements for contested Illinois House races in the June 28 primary, starting with several Chicago-area...
No single country can solve the problem of rising food and fuel costs.
Fill-ups are emptying bank accounts. But gas station misery can bring some benefits.
In a vintage editorial from Feb. 15, 1980, the Tribune Editorial Board reacts in shock to the news of a strike involving Chicago’s firefighters,...
Here are the Tribune editorial board’s final endorsements for the primary races for the Illinois Senate.
Nixon announced his resignation on Aug. 8, 1974, and left the White House the next day. This editorial was originally published on Aug. 9, 1974.
The Tribune Editorial Board endorses Mary Edly-Allen, Dave Syverson, Mike Thoms and Win Stoller for Illinois Senate
Here's the first crop of the Tribune’s endorsements in contested primary races for the Illinois Senate.
The Tribune Editorial Board’s final US House primary endorsements: Hathaway-Altman, Markel, Budzinski, Hausman, Gryder, Davis, Logeman and King.
U.S. Rep. Sean Casten, 6th, understands that throwing mountains of money at every problem is the wrong way to govern. He gets our endorsement. Also...
The Long Island congressman speaks to the New York Times editorial board.
New York's governor speaks to the New York Times editorial board.
New York City's public advocate speaks to the New York Times editorial board.
Kathy Hochul deserves another four years as New York's governor.
After 175 years, our editorial page still celebrates our nation and our newspaper’s glorious past and the shared values of a great country.
The hearings on the Capitol riot challenge all Americans to recommit to democracy.
Delia Ramirez and Gilbert Villegas bring strong credentials to the Democratic primary for the House 3rd District race. The Tribune endorses Villegas.
In the Democratic primary for the U.S. House 1st District, the Tribune endorses Karin Norington-Reaves, best suited for what the district needs...
The Tribune endorses Kathy Salvi in the GOP primary for U.S. Senate.
Tom Dart, our endorsement for Cook County sheriff, is a smart thinker with unfinished business.
Steve Kim, who has battled corruption in far-flung places, is best suited to take on incumbent Democrat Kwame Raoul in the race for state AG.
An independent investigation is needed to determine who shot Ms. Abu Akleh and to establish whether she was a target because of her work.
To inform voters and to help the Chicago Tribune Editorial Board make endorsements, the board posed a series of questions to the candidates.
In 1959, Queen Elizabeth did Chicago a big favor. 63 years later, she deserves her grand celebration.
Alexi Giannoulias and Dan Brady are the Tribune editorial board's picks for Illinois secretary of state.
Fritz Kaegi vowed to overhaul longtime Assessor Joe Berrios’ dysfunctional office, and voters took him at his word. On the whole, he has delivered.
Toni Preckwinkle has a record that has earned the Tribune endorsement as Cook County board president.
The Tribune’s editorial board, a department separate from the newsroom, endorses candidates.
A debate between Paul Schimpf and J.B. Pritzker, two determined public servants with different visions, allegiances, priorities and personal...
Striking a balance between growth and community preservation is the right blueprint for Pilsen’s future. Part of that blueprint should be...
America’s leaders are failing in their most basic duty.
A new "open out-cry" trading floor should be good news for Chicago.
The Tribune supported Illinois’ historic ratification, achieved, as the editorial board noted, despite the “fears of the south” and the...
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