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Speaker Mike Madigan fires aide for alleged sexual harassment, and other Chicago news
Also, CPS alters plans to shut down three Englewood high schools over the summer.
Report: Emanuel administration ‘diverted’ millions of TIF dollars to Navy Pier renovations, and other Chicago news
Also, Chris Kennedy discusses the Kennedy family history with gun violence.
Kennedy family scion Chris Kennedy announces gubernatorial bid, and other Chicago news
Also, the Chicago police have stopped using a dated, controversial training video.
Fun Home, Betrayal, Graeme of Thrones, and 12 more new theater reviews
The Broadway musical based on Alison Bechdel’s graphic novel and a Pinter classic are among this week’s best bets.
Report: Rahm’s 2017 budget for police misconduct lawsuits will end up costing taxpayers, and other Chicago news
Also, Chicago’s election history proves that truth is stranger than fiction.
Trump may be a grandiose narcissist, but he’s no match for the Lyndon Johnson of All the Way
The HBO movie about a narcissist-in-chief reveals a lot about our potential new narcissist-in-chief.
Cook County state’s attorney candidate Kim Foxx’s campaign anthem should be Sweet’s ‘Fox on the Run’
The only electoral decision that matters: choosing a soundtrack.
George Clooney is well cast as America’s inner child
In Tomorrowland, the Ocean’s Eleven star acknowledges the schoolboy fantasies underlying his star persona.
How press photographers got Pulitzer-winning pictures
Great pictures photographers got by doing what photographers do
Pundits say presidents who won’t lead the country into war have trouble leading it anywhere
It’s in America’s nature to be at war because freedom always needs defending.
Yes, there are black Republicans in Chicago
South-side GOP committeeman Darnell Macklin makes his case.
What moved LBJ to target poverty?
Lyndon Johnson’s War on Poverty was more than a play for votes.
The missing link in the War on Poverty
To better help the urban poor, government must address not just their deprivation but also their segregation.
Why my fourth-grade class didn’t respond appropriately when we learned JFK had been killed
A sigh of relief, followed by the donning of somber faces