Letters: Are negotiations toward a cease-fire in Gaza futile?
Why negotiate at all if no clear proof of living hostages is presented to Israel?
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Letters: Bill that would help provide state universities with right funding would boost Illinois
SB 3965 would create an innovative path toward addressing financial strains and reversing enrollment declines...
Letters: Congratulations to Chicago for a job well done at the DNC
Congratulations to Gov. J.B. Pritzker, Mayor Brandon Johnson, police Superintendent Larry Snelling and others behind...
Letters: We’re stuck with Chicago’s lousy parking meter deal
Rather than allowing our politicians to litigate their way out of their messes, voters should...
Letters: Citation of ‘abortion’ by DNC speakers versus RNC speakers is telling
Just shows you how much the GOP is worried about the consequences of reversing Roe...
Letters: Why is the pressure only on Israel to enact a cease-fire? And what about peace?
The most revealing, distressing absence is that op-ed writer Dr. Thaer Ahmad pleads only for...
Letters: Op-ed gets it wrong about medical aid in dying safeguards
I urge Illinois lawmakers to pass the Illinois End-of-Life Options Act as soon as possible.
Letters: What my father’s experience as a Chicago cop at the 1968 DNC taught me
My father’s life intersected with the tumult of the 1968 Democratic National Convention in ways...
Letters: Chicago’s parking meter deal is a case study in immorality
Mayor Richard M. Daley stole from future generations by creating the deal and, if possible,...
Letters: Red Line extension is a huge step forward in reversing inequity
It’s a historic, equity-focused project allowing the CTA to better serve Chicagoans on the Far...