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A Brief History of the Economics of Wage Discrimination
By Whet Moser
How we think and talk about why wage gaps exist informs policy—and can change how markets work all on its own. Read more
Why Did Chicago's Middle Class Disappear?
By Whet Moser
Most of the city was middle class as late as 1970. But the processes that would quickly divide the city by income were already in place. Read more
Searching For Rahm, Axelrod, and Other Chicagoans In Bill Clinton's Withheld Documents
By Carol Felsenthal
In the 33,000 pages of the former president's papers, appearances by locals show how power works behind the scenes. Read more
Why Northwestern's New Football Union Won Its NLRB Hearing
By Whet Moser
The school’s football program exemplifies the NCAA’s concept of the student-athlete, but there's no guarantee the concept will work elsewhere. Read more
Meet Natashia Holmes, the Unlikeliest Alderman in Chicago
By Carol Felsenthal
Sandi Jackson's replacement in the 7th Ward is the exact opposite type of leader: Rarely in the news, and always doing outreach in her South Side community. Read more
Why Do Affluent, Well-Educated People Refuse Vaccines?
By Whet Moser
A small, surprising demographic is worried about vaccines. But don't panic about it, because that's actually counterproductive. Read more
Clinton Insider Minyon Moore Has Deep Chicago Ties, and Deep D.C. Problems
By Carol Felsenthal
She's not a household name, but she's one of the most powerful women in D.C.—and she got her start in Chicago politics. Read more
The Devil Wears Wingtips: Kathleen Rooney on D.C. and 'O! Democracy!'
By Carol Felsenthal
The DePaul prof, a former staffer in Dick Durbin's Chicago office, on her new novel, how to succeed in politics, and why idealists should avoid it. Read more
How Cook and the Collar Counties Won the Primary for Bruce Rauner
By Whet Moser
Dillard ran a tight race, but Rauner, the political newcomer, dominated downtown and the burbs—and his showing in southern Illinois wasn't bad, either. Read more
Rahm to Big Brother Zeke: 'Shut the F*** Up'
By Carol Felsenthal
The new Rahm Emanuel speaks softly and carries a big stick, but we can still enjoy memories of the old, profane Rahm. Read more
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