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Why Food Stamp Use in Illinois Has Exploded
By Whet Moser
It's the economy, but not just the economy. Eligibility has expanded, states have increased participation rates, and food stamps have replaced other forms of the social safety net. Read more
The Obama Campaign's Chief Data Scientist on the Future of Civic Data
By Whet Moser
Rayid Ghani left Accenture to lead Obama for America's data analytics team. Now he's going to the University of Chicago to change how cities, nonprofits, and governments use information. Read more
How Tough It Is in the Low-Wage Economy
By Adam Doster
Fast food workers are on the march. A minimum wage bill is stuck in the Senate. Can the employed poor get a break? Read more
Will Obama Accomplish Anything on Climate Change?
By Trupti Rami
That's up for debate tonight, as a panel of experts at the Institute of Politics probes this weak point in Obama's Presidency. Read more
The Regular Citizens' Guide to Illinois's State Budget
By Adam Doster
Here's what you need to know about how the state will spend your tax dollars—enough to win an argument in a bar, anyway. Read more
Could Illinois Employers Demand Access To Your Facebook Account?
By Amanda Sims
The state House has passed a bill that would allow employers to request an employee's personal login info. Read more
How the Geography of Poverty Changed in Chicago from 1950-2009
By Whet Moser
As the central city got wealthier over the past 60 years, its poverty dispersed to the west and south sides, surrounded by increasingly well-off suburbs. Read more
Are Jennifer Aniston and Senator Mark Kirk Friends?
By Amanda Sims
The movie star wishes the Illinois senator a speedy recovery. Read more
How Homosexuality and the Religious Right Created a Rift In Christianity
By Whet Moser
As gay marriage presses on in the Supreme Court and the Illinois legislature, consider how we got here—and what it did to religion in America. Read more
Brian Williams Irritates Ari Emanuel with Semi-Tough Questions
By Whet Moser
The youngest of the Emanuel brothers pushes back on a fast-pitch softball Rock Center interview about Zeke's new book. Read more
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