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The Man Who Wrote the 13th Amendment
By Edward Robert McClelland
Lyman Trumbull penned the amendment that ended slavery — today is the 158th anniversary of its passage — but he's often forgotten to history. Read more
The Supercomputer That Will Change Everything
By Tal Rosenberg
Eight years in the making, Aurora, a powerful new machine at Argonne National Laboratory, could help solve some of the most pressing questions of our time. Welcome to the new era of supercomputing. Read more
Will Ranked-Choice Voting Catch On in Illinois?
By Ximena N. Beltran Quan Kiu
Now that Evanston is the first Illinois municipality to adopt ranked-choice voting, will the rest of the state follow? Read more
Does Gov. J.B. Pritzker Suck?
By Edward Robert McClelland
The governor isn't making any friends in Southern Illinois with his laws on guns, abortion, and the environment. Read more
Harris Poll CEO: “Voters Are Exhausted”
Interview by Edward Robert McClelland
Will Johnson of the Harris Poll on why politicians would be wise to soften their arch stances. Read more
Grading the Mayoral Debate
By Edward Robert McClelland
Sophia King made a positive impression, while Willie Wilson made Paul Vallas look progressive. Read more
A Guide to the Most Intriguing City Council Races
By Web Behrens
Redrawn wards, a rash of retirements, and candidates trading on Dad’s name create intrigue and opportunity in this month’s aldermanic elections. Read more
What to Know About the Democratic Socialists Running for Office
By Edward Robert McClelland
Chicago's progressives see the upcoming City Council elections as a chance to build an influential bloc. Read more
The Tribune Has Turned Blue
By Edward Robert McClelland
Colonel McCormick's paper long endorsed Republican candidates, but now its editorial board has tipped its cap to all Democrats this election season. Read more
What to Know About: The Amendment to Make Illinois Union Friendlier
By Edward Robert McClelland
As other Midwestern states restrict labor’s power, an amendment on the Illinois ballot would further protect it here. Read more
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