On Chatham Business Tour, Mayor Talks Recent Burglary Sprees: ‘More Work To Be Done’

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s neighborhood tour Friday followed a string of break-ins on 75th Street, but didn’t include visits to the businesses that were burglarized.

Taiwan’s Tech Diplomacy Has a Labor Problem

Migrant worker recruitment debt threatens the island’s access to Western markets and its ties with Southeast Asia.

GOP Senator goes off on Trump for praising Putin: ‘He is a murderer!’

Chicago’s Queer-Led Dare To Dream Film Festival Says No To AI ‘Art’

The inaugural event takes place Wednesday at Lincoln Square's Davis Theater, featuring 11 short films from local, national and international filmmakers.

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Al Raby Honored With Street Dedication Along Cottage Grove Avenue In Woodlawn

Albert “Al” Raby worked for decades to ensure equal rights in Chicago and beyond, and inspired figures from Martin Luther King Jr. to Mayor Harold…

At Hindsight Community Tavern In North Center, Cocktails And Table Games On The Menu

One thing the bar won’t have when it opens Wednesday: TVs. "I want people to pour each other soju and play four-person mancala,” owner Ryan…

Could Some Streets Around Palmer Square Park Be Closed To Traffic?

An ordinance introduced by Ald. Daniel La Spata suggests a “feasibility study” by the city’s Department of Transportation to see if the area can be…

Global women leaders honored in NYC at 5th annual Forbes and ‘Know Your Value’ 30/50 Summit

North Korea Wants Security Talks With the US, Not Nuclear Talks

For decades, Washington tried to change Pyongyang’s nuclear policy. Now North Korea is trying to do the reverse: use its nuclear weapons to change U.S.…

Social Security Cost-of-Living Bump Helps, yet Possible Cuts Still Loom

In Oregon, ranked 11th for oldest population, many counties face disproportionate financial risks if Congress fails to prevent a projected 22% benefit cut by 2032.

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Guilfoyle THREATENS TO EXPOSE IT as She Suffers SHOUTING COLLAPSE!

Robert Reich Explains Why EVERYTHING Costs More (and Exactly Who’s Cashing In)

Two longtime rivals seek new audiences in Oregon governor’s race. Who will persuade voters?

In her second quest to defeat Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek, Sen. Christine Drazan, R-Canby, has gone straight into the political lion’s den.  She has announced…

Trump Suddenly Realizes Republicans Are CUTTING HIM OFF

State Lawmaker, SDOT Director Clash Over Aurora Avenue Overhaul

More than four years after receiving a state commitment for $50 million to upgrade Seattle's deadliest road, planning remains underway on any potential overhaul. A…

Gig firm WorkWhile to pay $2.3 million to settle San Francisco lawsuit

The San Francisco city attorney’s office has reached a $2.3 million settlement with WorkWhile, a gig-work company that the city attorney’s office said wrongfully classified…

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Thirteen Denver bars dressing up for Halloween this year

Spooky menus, drag shows, tarot readings and at least one dog costume contest. The post Thirteen Denver bars dressing up for Halloween this year appeared…