In a Changing Midwest, Illinois Doubles Down on Roe
As it becomes increasingly difficult to get an abortion in the middle of the country, this state stands alone in making it easier.
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Rebecca Sive Is Pulling for a Madam President
The veteran Chicago political commentator wants to see a woman in the White House — so much so that she’s devoted a podcast and book to the cause.
Immigrant Children Arrive in Chicago Traumatized, in Some Cases With Chicken Pox and Tuberculosis
Hundreds are being detained in shelters run by Heartland Human Care Services, which says it has made changes since allegations of neglect.
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Life beneath Lake Michigan, justice for square-cut pizza, and the end of an era for a legendary paper.
Are Pritzker and Lightfoot Playing Nice?
When it comes to working with their respective legislatures, Gov. Pritzker and Mayor Lightfoot are using very different playbooks to push their agendas.
Revisiting a Made-for-Netflix Scandal on the North Shore
When a prominent lawyer opened up his bank account to a charming young man, his wife put her foot down. Then she paid the ultimate price.
Why Patti Vasquez Wants a State Senate Seat
The comedian and radio host, who was fired from her post at WGN last week, shares her political aspirations for the Northwest Side.
Joe Biden Has Probably Got Illinois
In the last 12 Democratic primaries, our state has rocked the boat precisely once — for its own losing Senator.
Chicago’s Silliest Wards
Mayor Lightfoot wants to hand the next remap over to the citizens. These would be a good place to start.
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