Associated Press MADRID (AP) — Un asesor del expresidente ucraniano Viktor Yanukovich fue asesinado a tiros frente a una escuela en la región de Madrid el miércoles, según las autoridades españolas. El Ministerio español del Interior identificó a la víctima como Andrii Portnov. Las autoridades dijeron que fue baleado a las 9:15 de la mañana. […]
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‘Couples Therapy’ review: The best unscripted show about working through conflict — while the cameras watch — returns for a new season
Dr. Orna Guralnik charges $700 a session. On the show, her fee is waived but couples must reveal private moments on camera. For most, it’s worth it
Laura Washington: Waving the flag could turn the tables on Donald Trump and the GOP
Republicans paint Democrats as America haters. It’s time for Democrats to turn the tables.
Alexi Giannoulias: Illinoisans shouldn’t pay more for car insurance based on their ZIP code and credit score
Why do driving records not matter, but your ZIP code and credit score do, when it comes to auto insurance rates in Illinois?
Memorial Day 2025: 15 restaurant and bar specials in Chicago, including seafood boils and drag brunches
Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer, but also offer the opportunity to mark the holiday by supporting veterans and service members.
Editorial: A reminder of the state’s ultimate power — Indiana executes again
Human justice is never perfect. That’s why the death penalty is so dangerous. Indiana reminds us that it’s still with us.
AmeriCorps cuts leave Chicago programs serving kids facing diminished summer
In Illinois, cuts to AmeriCorps will leave some programs for the summer shuttered or scrambling for volunteers.
Purple Heart returned to family of Lansing WWII veteran
In the hard-fought campaign to liberate the Philippines during World War II, 22-year-old Army Cpl. Henry Van Der Noord of suburban Lansing was hit with shrapnel during a key battle on the island of Luzon. Van Der Noord survived — as did three brothers who also served their country in the war — and earned […]
Toni Preckwinkle and Dr. Erik Mikaitis: Medicaid work requirements threaten a critical health care system
Advocates of Medicaid work requirements overlook a plain truth: A healthy population is essential to a productive national workforce.
Editorial: Speak incautiously about race, Mr. Mayor, and you invite federal scrutiny
Speaking to a South Side church audience Sunday, Mayor Brandon Johnson made disturbing comments about city contracting.