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Regarding the March 20 editorial "Netanyahu and his state of denial": The visit of British Foreign Minister Robin Cook last week to the construction site Har Homa in the southern...

THE CHICAGO NAACP AND THE RISE OF BLACK PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP, 1910-1966 By Christopher Robert Reed Indiana University Press, 257 pages, $35 The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People...

All of us at the British Consulate General have been deeply touched by the response of the American people, but especially the people of Chicago and the Midwest, to the...

A July 8 editorial suggested that the British government was remiss in leaving the symbolically important decision over the Drumcree march "to the police rather than to policymakers." In fact,...

Casey Banas' Oct. 4 article about the climbing math scores in our state and the interviews with educators was enlightening. It was interesting that he cited "the focus on the...

Hometown Builders has begun its second phase of sales at Swanbrooke in unincorporated Prestbury, near west suburban Sugar Grove. The 10-acre community is planned for 55 townhouses priced from $154,900...

The countdown to Chicago hosting the Democratic National Convention is well underway, and we offer thanks for the enthusiastic support to make Chicago the greatest host city a presidential nominating...

One rainy Chicago day in autumn 1993, Jack Brickhouse and Harry Caray met for lunch and the opportunity to reminisce about their lengthy sportscasting careers. Brickhouse and his former cross-town...

Being good at something, or even great, does not guarantee legendary status. But the Tribune's Jim Yuenger's all-too-early departure from this life and these pages brings the word "legend" to...

I generally agree with Mr. (Joseph A.) Reaves' baseball Hall of Fame assessments from the July 30 edition, but there were several notable omissions: Could make it in a year...