Curtis Hill: Evanston’s reparations won’t make up for harms done by housing discrimination
One core challenge for Evanston's reparations program is determining eligibility. Who, exactly, counts as sufficiently...
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Daniel DePetris: The powers that be in Venezuela are exploiting a tragedy as its people suffer
The three most important people in Venezuelan politics today are hoping to use the earthquakes...
Medical care experts: Extreme heat is a public health emergency for Chicago, not a seasonal nuisance
Now is the time for Chicagoans to familiarize themselves with one of the city's most...
John T. Shaw: EU’s new ‘Iron Lady’ offers moral clarity in her unflinching support of Ukraine
If some Europeans are focused on placating the Trump administration, Kaja Kallas is more than...
Karen Freeman-Wilson and Jim Reynolds: Chicago’s fiscal future depends on more than dollars. It depends on trust.
Chicagoans are paying attention to city finances, but many do not feel they understand how...
Clarence Page: We all stand to lose in Pete Hegseth’s war on diversity
The Pentagon's recent track record on promotions is in keeping with efforts by President Donald...
Faith leaders: What America owes the Fourth of July
What there will not be at America's 250th birthday is an honest accounting of the...
Sen. Dick Durbin: It’s time for a constitutional amendment to protect the right to vote
The SAVE America Act would upend how states register voters and maintain data — making...
Edward Keegan: ‘Flyway City’ explores how Chicago can create a safer urban center for birds
A new exhibit at the Chicago Architecture Center focuses on the birds that traverse our...
Gary Grasso: Linking Italian Americans to the mob in news stories needs to stop
When there's a report of a crime and the accused has an Italian surname, the...