Considering the proposed tax credits, along with sweeteners from the city (for both the company and city residents), is this a good deal for Illinois and Chicago? Read more
By the numbers, the Nationals should have beaten the Cubs in the NLDS. And the North Siders have played even worse against the Dodgers so far. Read more
A UIC study profiling 12 predominantly Latino neighborhoods in Chicago can drive policy that re-orients where city resources go, politicians say. Read more
The American public isn't buying what the master salesman sold them on during the campaign, leaving him and GOP leadership in an increasingly no-win situation. Read more
Roswell B. Mason was the mayor of Chicago when it was devastated by fire 146 years ago this week. He was also a faithful husband, an honest politician in an age of corruption—and my ancestor. Read more
The pioneer in behavioral economics looked logically and rationally at the ways people behave illogically and irrationally—and made governments and companies better able to deal with us as a result. Read more