Editorial: End the Peoples Gas pipe replacement boondoggle making Chicagoans miserable
Ten years ago then-Gov. Pat Quinn — a man who ironically made his reputation as...
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Editorial: Local pols give us a laugh — and a lesson — in their clownish ticketing of a reporter
We were unaware until very recently that practicing journalism too "persistently" is against the law....
Editorial: Exit Ald. Ramirez-Rosa, Johnson enforcer and aldermanic bully
On Sunday night, Mayor Brandon Johnson was at Steppenwolf Theatre, watching a play about a...
Editorial: Even with higher interest rates and Chicago’s cost increases, inflation still proves hard to vanquish
McDonald's Corp. calls them "strategic menu price increases," and their impact is visible on menu...
Editorial: Mayor Johnson, crime in Chicago is not a ‘dynamic.’ It’s a full-blown crisis.
There is no more important job for a big-city mayor than public safety. Progressive politicians...
Editorial: Relief from high Realtor commissions would come at just the right time for Chicago
Most people start their home search online. So let's assume you find a home on...
Editorial: 75 years ago, Dewey ‘defeated’ Truman — our biggest blooper
Seventy-five years ago to the day, our presses rolled out the most notorious headline in...
Editorial: How the Democrats are giving the country what it doesn’t want — a Trump-Biden rematch
Think back five years — challenging, we know, given all that's transpired since then —...
Editorial: Chicago can be a ‘sanctuary city,’ sure. Just not in my backyard.
Two uncomfortable but incontrovertible truths are becoming evident about Chicago and its relationship with the...
Editorial: Mayor Brandon Johnson has an easy chance to show he’s not anti-business. But will he take it?
An ordinance dramatically increasing minimum paid time off for all workers at Chicago businesses would...