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The congressman and his famous father once wrote how average Americans should manage their money. It's good advice. The Jacksons could've used it.
by Carol Felsenthal
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The outgoing leader of Illinois's Republican party has a few parting shots on the GOP's policies, politicians, and its chances of success in 2014.
by Carol Felsenthal
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Those falling numbers don’t tell the whole story about Chicago's random, pervasive, endless gun violence.
by Carol Felsenthal
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Pritzker's past, from Chicago schools to the sub-prime mortgage mess, won't make it fun. But it could be much worse.
by Carol Felsenthal
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The 9th Ward alderman volunteers for the Roseland baseball field where Walter Payton Prep parents reportedly didn't want to send their kids to play.
by Carol Felsenthal
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Joseph Weber, a former Chicago Bureau Chief for BusinessWeek, once edited a Chicago-challenging cover story that got a similar knee-jerk local reaction.
by Carol Felsenthal
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Shteir’s recent New York Times story rankled all of Chicago—Rahm included. Now, for the first time since the article’s publication, the local professor and author answers the criticism.
by Carol Felsenthal
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The academic, a friend of the mayor, talks about school closings, charter schools, and the health of American public schools.
by Carol Felsenthal
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The former Obama economic advisor on why job-creation predictions are so wrong so often, being friends with Sean Hannity, and Rahm's Asian carp obsession.
by Carol Felsenthal
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In spite of his track record, you can probably remove the grown-up mayor off the list of usual suspects.
by Carol Felsenthal
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