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Aaron Schock Is No Longer the Sexiest Congressman Alive
By Joe Engleman and Emmet Sullivan
The Peoria representative resigned today following allegations of improper spending. Read more
Ald. Scott Waguespack: Rahm Has Lost His Mandate
By Carol Felsenthal
The 32nd ward alderman is pulling for Chuy, and could even run for mayor himself next time around. Read more
What Would It Mean for Chicago If Rahm Quits After Two Terms?
By Carol Felsenthal
He doesn't seem to be a mayor-for-life, so what happens if this is the last time Chicago votes for Rahm for mayor? Read more
Why Ald. Rick Munoz Is the Only Latino Caucus Member Supporting Chuy
By Carol Felsenthal
All the other members have endorsed Rahm or remain neutral, but Munoz is fully behind his mentor for mayor. Read more
Can Chicago's Alternative High Schools Measure Up?
By Whet Moser
Local high-school dropouts can enroll in an increasing number of "options schools" while still graduating with a regular diploma from CPS. But does that degree still mean the same thing? Read more
If You've Filed a FOIA in Chicago, Thank Harold Washington
By Whet Moser
The late mayor's administration opened up city information in unprecedented ways. But it wasn't just good-government practices; it was also a political wedge issue. Read more
Where Is the ‘Gravitas’ in the Mayoral Race?
By Whet Moser
Mark Kirk endorsed Rahm Emanuel for his "gravitas with the bond market," despite Moody's recent downgrade. What does he mean? Read more
N'DIGO's Publisher Wants to Know What Chuy and Rahm Will Do for Our Neighborhoods
By Carol Felsenthal
Hermene Hartman has some harsh words for Wilson and Rahm, but she's still not sure who she's voting for in the April 7 runoff. Read more
Chicago: Highly Segregated by Any Measure
By Whet Moser
By 1940, Chicago was more racially segregated than Richmond, Virginia—the capital of the Confederacy—and any other major Southern city. Read more
Chuy Garcia Forces Rahm Emanuel into a Runoff as the CTU Flexes Its Power
By Whet Moser
The mayor's school closings came back to haunt him on Election Day, as the Chicago Teachers Union made its mark citywide. But Karen Lewis's handpicked replacement has a lot of ground to cover in six weeks. Read more
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