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Why Aren't More Americans Mad About Rising Inequality and Unemployment?
By Whet Moser
New research suggests a lot of people don't think they can do anything about it. Read more
If You're Rich, You Probably Think You Deserve It. Here's Why.
By Whet Moser
Economists and political scientists are all about inequality right now. But what does psychology have to add? Read more
Why Everyone Is So Mad About Today's Charter School Vote
By Cassie Walker Burke
The proposals are evaluated before CPS votes on them—but the media, unions, and parents are kept in the dark about it. Read more
Ray LaHood Endorses Dan Rutherford in the Governor’s Race
By Carol Felsenthal
The longtime Peoria congressman has a soft spot for Pat Quinn, but he's backing the Illinois treasurer. Read more
Two More Obama Bundlers With Chicago Ties Are On the Verge of Plum Ambassadorships
By Carol Felsenthal
A former White Sox player and a scion of Chicago's soap opera dynasty are up for spots in New Zealand and Hungary. Read more
A Look at Bob Gates's Enraged New Memoir
By Carol Felsenthal
The former Defense Secretary didn't think much of his job under Obama—and a new book's treatment of Rahm, Bill, Axe, and Valerie doesn't mince words about it. Read more
What Are European Cities Doing About Segregation?
By Whet Moser
Chicago isn't the world's only divided city. But governments across the Atlantic take a different approach to the problem. Read more
A Lesson for Chris Christie in How Mayor Daley Shut Down the Airport
By Carol Felsenthal
The New Jersey governor's political career may not survive his current scandal—but Mayor Daley succeeded with what could have been a bigger one. Read more
Mr. Roche Will Not Go to Washington—Danny Davis Made Sure of That
By Carol Felsenthal
The nine-term West Side Congressman is all but guaranteed a tenth, now that his Democratic primary opponent has bowed out of the race. Read more
Chicago Segregation and South African Apartheid Share Parallel Paths
By Whet Moser
One is internationally notorious, the other subtle and complex. But these two roads to divided societies share a secret history. Read more
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