Congresswoman Mary Miller’s apology is almost as bad as her original “Hitler was right” remark.
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Time to yank Trump’s wretched name off his tower—or make him pay more taxes
Trump is saving millions of dollars in taxes because he’s alienated so many tenants.
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On winning wars and losing memories
Lee Sandlin’s magnum opus on Americans’ amnesia about World War II makes a Russian reflect on how differently we experienced the war.
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Fighting for the future with new music from Common and Malcolm London
The humane progressive politics smoldering in new full-lengths from Chicago rappers Common and Malcolm London are most potent when they’re personal.
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What Donald Trump has in common with Hitler, according to a child of the Holocaust
“Trump will burn himself out. Even Hitler knew to come on slowly,” Adina P. Sella says.
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In defense of Hitler’s ‘deformed’ penis
What do Adolf Hitler and I have in common? Hypospadias, a congenital condition that causes an abnormal urethra opening.
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In 1939 Nazis rallied in Chicago to make Germany great again
Four thousand supporters gave the Nazi salute in a northwest-side park.
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Man Seeking Woman brings magical realism to the streets of (not real) Chicago
The FXX comedy is really surreal and occasionally funny.
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OK, Brazil’s a shattered nation. What about Germany?
How did Germany react to its World Cup victory over Brazil?
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Red Tape Theatre’s Hamlet Is Dead. No Gravity. presents mousetraps within mousetraps
Red Tape Theatre’s Hamlet Is Dead. No Gravity. presents mousetraps within mousetraps.
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In Generation War, the kids are all Reich
Music Box presents the controversial German miniseries Generation War.
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Mancow, Mark & ‘Merica
God, Guns & Automobiles is the latest questionable offering from History.
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Lyric Opera of Chicago’s Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg is Wagner, tamed
Lyric Opera’s Meistersinger is nicer than it once was.