Editorial: A renovated Union Station is pointless without frequent, reliable service
Sometime around the end of the month, a privately funded train company called Brightline will...
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Editorial: Israel has its own crisis of democracy, and it’s reaching a boiling point
Authoritarianism can be defined in many ways. A judiciary subservient to the ruling regime is...
Editorial: The latest indictment of Trump really is about a threat to democracy
Donald Trump's alleged spiriting away of classified documents to Mar-a-Lago was not a threat to...
Editorial: Chicago and the urban doom loop
In their midyear market reports, commercial real estate firms put a spotlight on concerns about...
Editorial: Chicago needs an international tourism campaign that stresses safety
On Sunday, a tourist came across three men sitting outside a convenience store. He wished...
Editorial: O’Hare’s new global terminal can’t come fast enough. But will American Airlines hang in there?
If you frequently take American Airlines to New York City, you might have noticed a...
Editorial: For those working so hard to turn the tide on gun violence, we offer our gratitude
On each Sunday in July, the Tribune's Opinion section has published original essays dealing with...
Editorial: Football, at all levels, needs a culture change in the wake of Northwestern scandal
Northwestern University stands accused of tolerating a pervasive hazing culture and toxic environment that extended...
Editorial: Gov. Ron DeSantis’ campaign meltdown and what must be done to stop Trump
As governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis reopened his state quickly after COVID-19, limited economic damage...
Editorial: GOP Sen. Tom Cotton overreaches in sending a warning to big law firms about DEI efforts
Typically, big law firms specialize in sending threatening letters. But given how the U.S. Supreme...