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Alderman Will Burns Says Rahm Is a Good Mayor For His Ward
By Carol Felsenthal
The 4th ward alderman opens up about the Obama library, running for Congress, and what serving on City Council is actually like. Read more
What Does History Say About the Obama Library’s Possible Future in Chicago?
By Whet Moser
Unlikely buildings—like a massive armory—have been placed in Chicago parkland, while the Field Museum and the Dunbar School were fought off. So does the presidential library stand a chance? Read more
Why City Elections Today Suck
By Alderman Ed Bus*
One (fake) alderman pines for the political days of yore. Read more
The Early Results From Chicago's School Closings Are Mixed
By Whet Moser
When Chicago closed 47 schools, it directed kids towards better-performing "welcoming schools"—some with considerably higher ratings, some slightly better. Not all parents took them up on the offer, for a variety of reasons. Read more
The First Woman to Respond to a State of the Union Was From Illinois
By Carol Felsenthal
Sen. Joni Ernst is the 16th woman to respond to a State of the Union address, but way back in 1968, Rep. Charlotte Reid was the first. Read more
What Martin Luther King Jr. Wanted For Chicago in 1966
By Whet Moser
The drum major for justice was also a drum major for an O'Hare extension of the Blue Line and a higher local minimum wage. Read more
Rand Paul's New Campaign Manager Helped Get Bruce Rauner Elected
By Carol Felsenthal
Chip Englander was a Rauner campaign strategist and will now be campaign manager for Paul's likely 2016 presidential campaign. Here's what we know about him. Read more
These Chicagoans Are Pushing Elizabeth Warren to Run for President
By Carol Felsenthal
While Hillary Clinton is still the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, a few local activists are working to get Elizabeth Warren into the presidential race in 2016. Read more
Free Community Colleges: Not Just a Step to a Four-Year College
By Whet Moser
Two-year schools played a foundational role in Silicon Valley's rise. Today, students with associate's degrees, in some states, come out of school making more than the average university grad. Read more
How to Sell Illinois's 'Death Spiral'
By Whet Moser
Death is not the end. It's a high-concept branding opportunity. Read more
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