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Read the FBI Files of Chicago's Black Literary Legends
Hoover’s feds kept tabs on Richard Wright, Lorraine Hansberry, and prominent Chicago School sociologists.
What Would Happen if We Paid College Athletes?
If the strange industry of big-time college sports is dragged into the free market, the invisible hand could eliminate some mediocre but beloved teams.
The Wrenching Fall of a Champion
There are no winners in the heartbreaking disqualification of Jackie Robinson West.
Here Are 10 Must-Read Stories for This Week
The rise and fall of McDonald’s CEO, a night out with a Chicago men’s rights activist, and more.
David Axelrod Dishes on Obama, Jarrett, and Blago in New Book
The former Obama aide shares his tales about almost every Chicago pol in the last 30 years.
Andrew Patner on Race and Politics In Chicago Before Harold Washington
The late Chicago journalist was a young staffer for this magazine when he captured the pulse of the city shortly before it elected its first black mayor.
McDonald’s CEO Don Thompson
Don Thompson was one of the most powerful executives in the nation. Now he’s cleaning out his desk. The remarkable rise and fall of McDonald’s CEO.
Aaron Schock Just Keeps Having a Bad Week
And it all started with a new paint job.
Bruce Rauner's Agenda: Working With (and Around) Democrats and Unions
The new governor’s criminal justice-reform proposals could be popular with his opponents, while his controversial “employee empowerment zones” will be a tough sell with the courts.