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Mitt Romney Wins Wisconsin
The presumptive nominee takes Wisconsin by a desultory but solid margin, making him more inevitable than the day before. The secret (besides lots of cash)? Santorum’s advantage among evangelicals is also his ceiling.
The Bears' New Nike Uniforms: A Bigger Deal for the Players Than For Fans
Nike taking over the manufacturing of NFL jerseys promised an XFL-like horror show along the lines of their college uniforms. Surprisingly, their changes to the Bears and other teams are unsurprising.
Groupon's Accounting Gets SEC Attention Again
Groupon stock prices are down to near-lows on news that the SEC has started an “informal inquiry” into another accounting issue at the company. Again, it’s a question of what income is.
Privatization and Other Policy Reads
Why Chicago is now the Fourth City behind New York, Los Angeles, and… Washington D.C.?; the European model of infrastructure privatization and why they’re so much better at it than us; and more
Anthony Davis: Chicago's Late-Blooming High School Star Is the Best Player in College Basketball
University of Kentucky star Anthony Davis went from Cleveland State recruit to the most sought-after player in the country in a matter of weeks. Even as he prepares to play in the NCAA final, his talent requires looking deeper than the box score.
Quinn Brings Jerry Stermer Back in the Fold
During his campaign in 2010, Pat Quinn suffered the loss of one of his longest and must trusted confidantes, Jerry Stermer. Stermer now has a new job as acting director of the Office of Management and Budget, announced today by the gov’s office.
Would Winning the Mega Millions Make You Unhappy or Broke?
It’s accepted folk wisdom that lottery winners end up miserable and/or bankrupt. Two Northwestern psychologists found that winning the lottery actually makes you happy and less stressed—but less able to enjoy what you did before, for no net effect on your happiness. One piece of advice: if you win, keep the news to yourself.
Facebook, Law, and Employment: Before Dissing Your Boss, Think Like a Lawyer
A bill working its way through the Illinois legislature would ban employers from asking for your social media passwords. Your public likes and tweets are still fair game—unless they’re “concerted.”