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As students from afar of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died Friday at 87, how are we to assess her legacy? Simply: She was a...
Ruth Bader Ginsburg had fought off cancer for so long that she had seemingly entered a permanent state of frail-yet-indomitable. So when the end came...
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died Friday at the age of 87, will forever have two legacies. The one Americans could be focusing on right now is the...
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Editor’s note: In this series, the Tribune Editorial Board offers its closing arguments against a proposed constitutional amendment that would...
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Until Monday, Cook County Judge Michael Toomin had little reason to think he would not be retained by voters on the Nov. 3 ballot. Toomin is an...
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I’m leaving Chicago and Illinois for what I hope are greener pastures. I have mixed emotions but also feel the change is long overdue. I’m tired...
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Donald Trump keeps piling up the evidence that he has neither the smarts nor the character to be president of the United States. He's "in over his...
On Feb. 7, during a taped interview with Bob Woodward, President Trump acknowledged that the coronavirus could be transmitted through the air, that it...
The monthlong crackdown on peaceful protests over a blatantly fixed election in Belarus is an affront to everyone who cherishes democracy and...
Don’t do it, Mayor Lightfoot. Don’t cancel Halloween. The data doesn’t support revocation of Snickers-hoarding rights — and parents probably...
If Lori Lightfoot were CEO and not Chicago’s mayor, the job cuts would be underway. Sometimes organizations must reduce personnel to survive or...
It would be the cruelest of ironies if Donald Trump's great bid for redemption after so many coronavirus failures — by rapidly producing a...
Everyone born in Britain between Sept. 1, 2002, and Jan. 2, 2011, received a baby present from the government: a savings account that could not be...
For Chicagoans who live in relatively safe communities, police scanner and shooting reports pop up on Twitter feeds or the nightly news, drawing...
There’s never been a first day of school like this. No hugs in the hallways between friends, no mad dashes to first-period class. There are...
New York is facing the nightmare scenario that its political leaders have feared since the 1970s, when the city nearly went bankrupt. It is staring...
Jose Velasquez, a 79-year-old father from Bexar County, Texas, tested positive for the coronavirus on March 26 and died on April 17. During those...
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