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The Best Protest Banners of 2017 that You Can Borrow
By Mauricio Peña
Thanks to Aram Han Sifuentes and the Protest Banner Lending Library, these protest signs are reusable. Read more
Could Elon Musk Make Money Off a Blue Line Express Train?
By Whet Moser
London's private airport express train works, but Chicago presents a riskier scenario. Read more
Illinois's Richest Man Throws Some Cold Water on the Trump Tax Cut
By Whet Moser
He's not the only titan of industry to cast doubt on the GOP's tax-reform proposal. That might explain why it's less popular than even past tax hikes—but it could still pass. Read more
Q&A: Bridget Gainer on the New Cook County Budget
By Whet Moser
The commissioner talks about Cook County's new budget (which includes 321 layoffs), how the cuts were decided upon, and where to get more revenue in the future. Read more
Chicagoans of the Year 2017
Since 1994, this magazine has honored Chicagoans who are doing extraordinary things. Meet this year's winners. Read more
What Does Officer Proano's Rare Guilty Verdict Mean for Police Accountability?
By Mauricio Peña
As the Chicago cop faces sentencing today, we ask law professor Sheila Bedi what this case can tell us about the ongoing police reform movement. Read more
The Chicago Tribune Leaves Tribune Tower for Another Piece of Chicago History
By Whet Moser
Next year the newspaper will vacate its namesake tower and go south to One Prudential Plaza. The 1955 building isn't the architectural star that Trib Tower is, but it's quietly one of the most important buildings in the city. Read more
Soda or Services? Cook County's Long-Term Tax Problem
By Whet Moser
For years revenues have dwindled while expenses have gone up. With voters hostile to small but high-profile fixes, more fundamental changes may be necessary. Read more
Pop Quiz: When Did Fulton Market Jump the Shark?
By Robin Linn
The former industrial neighborhood has gone through a lot of changes—but which one put it over the edge? Read more
VIDEO: Blink and You'll Miss It: Illinoisan Solves Rubik's Cube in 4.59 Seconds
By Kim Bellware
And yes, that's a world record. Read more
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