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The man found earlier this year living at O’Hare International Airport did not violate airport regulations. “The Transportation Security...
You’re reading Our View, one of two perspectives in Today’s Debate. For the Opposing View, read “For the People Act will protect...
Monday, like many Mondays before it, featured national news outlets delivering the grim statistics out of Chicago: More than 50 people shot over the...
There’s no doubt that Chicago’s embrace of electric scooters helps the city seem a bit more hip. Amid the flow of stop-and-go car traffic, people...
Allowing China, Russia and Iran to control the world’s energy supply chain is a severe international security risk. President Joe Biden has...
Residents of Cook County don’t need to be told that they shoulder a heavy property tax burden. Illinois has the second-highest real estate property...
The military justice system is in dire need of an overhaul. Two senators are standing athwart a bipartisan fix.
“They can use the name Arlington Heights Bears, but they’ll never use the name of Chicago if I’m the mayor.” — Richard J. Daley, April 15,...
At least everyone got out alive. That’s the only silver lining from those dark, billowing clouds of dust and debris soaring into the heavens during...
Among many reasons for creating a national Juneteenth holiday, the most important is that it commemorates the symbolic end of America's original sin...
For Gaylord Perry, today’s pitcher’s mound would be a candy store. Perry was a gifted pitcher during the 1970s and later a Hall of Fame inductee,...
America reclaimed some lost pride Wednesday when President Joe Biden met in Geneva with Russian President Vladimir Putin – and did so without...
The editorial supporting the expansion of the Invest in Kids program (“Congrats, parents, on saving ‘Invest in Kids’ — for now,” June 14) is...
U.S. Attorney John Lausch’s office, along with Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms officials, announced on Wednesday their continuing campaign...
More than two years ago, Gary Martin walked into a disciplinary meeting with his supervisors at an Aurora valve manufacturing plant. They told him he...
When you see a robin hunting for bugs in your lawn, a finch snacking at your feeder or a hawk soaring overhead, you may think that birds have a pretty...
After 15 months of COVID-19 hell, Chicago is returning to normal, and that’s great news for everyone, including the hard-hit restaurant business....
Some poor and working-class parents buttonholed legislators at the Capitol in Springfield. Others pursued lawmakers by phone, frantic to protect their...
Regional rivalries lie at the heart of opposition to the nuclear pact. Could a revived agreement chart a better path?
Except for Missouri, every state that surrounds Illinois — Wisconsin, Indiana, Kentucky and Iowa — is a right-to-work state. That means workers in...
A short run. A flip. And a splash! Into the chilly water of Lake Michigan. This is Dan O’Conor’s daily pandemic ritual, his liturgy, his small...
Don’t try to game the system. Just vote with your heart.
The announcement of a new drug to treat Alzheimer’s disease was greeted this week with celebration and skepticism. The Food and Drug Administration...
Republicans and Democrats agree on almost nothing. They can't settle on how much is too much to spend on pandemic recovery, whether a commission is...
The editorial board endorses Brad Lander for New York City comptroller.
If you live in the south suburbs, you know that nothing in life is certain except death, taxes and railroad crossing delays. You’re all too familiar...
The Biden administration should break with Trump and Obama administration practices and stop targeting journalists.
If the measurement of a well-run government is how it cares for its most vulnerable, Illinois is in a shameful, low rung. This is not new. Squeezed...
The May 23 Tribune article “Equity push, but shots missed mark” provides a limited analysis of Chicago’s vaccine rollout. The story implies that...
Some legislation strives to remedy an overarching problem in government. Other bills narrow their focus on one specific trouble spot. Senate Bill 2427...
Last year marked some exceptional American news reporting – riveting accounts of death and dying in hospital COVID-19 wards during the darkest...
A voting rights law before Congress does not fully address the imminent threats to representative democracy in the United States.
In the first data-driven examination of last year’s looting and mayhem across Chicago, the Tribune on Thursday documented the extent of the damage,...
Lost amid the weekly spasms of gun violence – the latest a shooting spree outside a Miami-area banquet hall early Sunday that left two dead and...
We can’t crystal ball who will serve on the Chicago Public Schools board if it becomes a fully elected body in 2027. But it’s a foregone...
In May 2019, state Rep. Kelly Cassidy, D-Chicago, cheered approval of legalized recreational marijuana in Illinois, a policy she worked on for years...
You’re reading Our View, one of two perspectives in Today’s Debate. For Another View, read Counteract the anti-science aggression. ...
As the pandemic subsides, Chicagoans are getting back to a lot of things that were off-limits for more than a year — big family get-togethers,...
Because even tiny amounts of lead can harm the brain, every day that lead finds its way into the drinking water of households is a day that could...
A park bench might seem an underrated token of appreciation and gratitude for a lost soldier. But this one carries a presence about it. The...
Putting limits on labor isn’t just a perk. It's a way to safeguard workers' health.
A new bipartisan bill could help fix the U.S. Postal Service.
Well, they took the words right out of our fingertips. The Sun-Times Editorial Board again struck down the idea of an elected school board for Chicago...
One of the strongest cogs in Illinois’ economic engine is an industry that isn’t necessarily a household name. Data centers. They pretty much do...
The career crime fighter would keep the public safe without returning to overly punitive practices of the past.
As part of ongoing budget negotiations in Springfield, Democrats are considering expanding the earned income tax credit, a credit for working low- and...
Commonwealth Edison must think Illinoisans suffer from collective amnesia. Back in 2016, the power utility snagged sizable subsidies from the General...
Philadelphia is demonstrating how cities can help tenants and landlords.
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