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Tag: Libya
Deconstructing the perpetual war machine
How Democrats and Republicans keep us constantly engaged in conflict.
Danai Gurira’s Eclipsed is a powerful declaration of hope
Four women band together to survive the Libyan civil war.
Street honoring fascist Balbo to remain after aldermen cave
Congress Parkway—not Balbo Drive—will reportedly be renamed for Ida B. Wells, leaving the honors to a “mass murderer” intact.
Blaine’s gains and the blame game
A Chicago grade school principal has let Mayor Emanuel have it.
Too much chaos makes The Sovereign Statement go wrong
The Neo-Futurists’ new The Sovereign Statement show starts out well, then confuses itself.
The press has been as hard on Obama’s stance on Syria as the public
The press has been as hard on Obama’s stance on Syria as the public.
On Mohamed Morsi, Al Jazeera, and censorship
On Mohamed Morsi, Al Jazeera, and censorship.
The presidency: take this job and love it
If Obama’s so smart, why does he want four more years?
Truth and dare
The Committee to Protect Journalists reports at least 43 journalists worldwide were killed this year because of their work.
Awaiting the Blago verdict
Jurors have reached a verdict in 18 of 20 counts in the Rod Blagojevich trial. They will announce the verdict between 1 and 2. (Sun-Times) A cab slammed into a Streeterville building this morning, killing one person. (Tribune) Mayor Emanuel will host two virtual town halls this week, including one tonight via telephone. (NBC Ward […]
Sebastian Junger, Harry Shearer, John Waters introduce screenings this weekend
This weekend brings three personal appearances by noted directors.