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Why righting the state’s fiscal cliff is so complicated
by Whet Moser
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Does it have too much parking? Too little? Is it too much like its neighbors... or too much like towers in Spain, Chile, Abu Dhabi, and China? Developing one of Chicago's most significant and most...
by Whet Moser
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Aside from the obvious sources—nearby counties and states that don't have Chicago's history of strict gun laws—a surprising number of guns come up north from the Delta into the city, a current...
by Whet Moser
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Peter Roskam votes no, along with Tea Partiers Joe Walsh and Bobby Schilling. Plus: another, more serious, fiscal cliff coming in March.
by Carol Felsenthal
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A string of assaults and sexual crimes committed by pastors across the country have one thing in common: The perpetrators have ties to the megachurch in Hammond, Indiana.
by Bryan Smith
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Carol Felsenthal catches up with the former newspaper publisher and historian, who spent more than three years in prison on fraud charges.
by Carol Felsenthal
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THE $53 MILLION BAMBOOZLE: How the trusted comptroller of a small Illinois town became the biggest municipal embezzler in U.S. history, according to the feds—and no one noticed
by Bryan Smith
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Barack Obama has been polling well recently, with just a couple months to go until the election. Will Paul Ryan push him over the edge? Or will voter turnout, and new voting laws, pull him back?
by Whet Moser
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