Editorial: City Council makes a pricey $425 million bet on The 78 raiding West Loop coffers. Was this profligate spending?
It's a lot of money, but the City Council was right to furnish $425 million...
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Editorial: Graham Platner’s implosion should be a dire warning to Democrats. Is the party listening?
It was Graham Platner's policies, as much as his problematic life story, that doomed him...
Editorial: Property tax relief should mean relief for everyone
The growing bipartisan interest in property tax relief tells us something important: Politicians know voters...
Editorial: Growing downstate Illinois secessionist movement deserves more than smirks from Chicagoland
In November, voters in nearly 40% of Illinois counties likely will have voted to secede...
Editorial: Do elected officials owe their constituents health reports?
In silence, cruel conspiracy theories fester.
Editorial: Should the fear of soccer-based violence qualify you for asylum in the US?
Asylum is at the heart of what America stands for in the world.
Editorial: A thousand years later, the Bayeux Tapestry returns to Britain
An unparalleled Medieval treasure comes "home" to Britain after a millennium.
Editorial: Springfield loves to pass new laws and regulations. But what about pruning the old ones?
Illinois state government has become very good at adding. Good government, however, also requires subtracting.
Editorial: The 7th Circuit made the right decision on Illinois’ assault weapons ban
July in Highland Park will never be the same.
The Tribune’s Quotes of the Week for July 11
The Tribune's Quotes of the Week for July 11