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Clarence Page: Maybe it’s in the air. A timely step towards semiretirement.
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Clarence Page: Biden’s campaign exit has Trump flailing, sort of like a sputtering helicopter
Donald Trump’s bizarre story of a fraught helicopter ride with Willie Brown has Clarence Page wondering if the former president is losing it.
Laura Washington: The African Festival of the Arts, a path to my heritage, has sadly been canceled
Chicago’s African Festival of the Arts is my favorite summer festival and is a well-trodden path to my African heritage and culture.
Elizabeth Shackelford: Will democracy be restored after the ouster of Bangladesh’s autocratic leader?
It was a dramatic and unhappy end to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s career that could have been remembered for very different reasons.
Laura Washington: Donald Trump tried to court the Black vote in Chicago. He doesn’t deserve it.
The Black journalists convention confirmed why Donald Trump’s bigotry is unacceptable, not just to Black people, but also to every American who hopes for progress and equity.
Heidi Stevens: I don’t think the old, sexist playbook is going to work against Kamala Harris. Here’s why
I don’t know what will happen in November. But the path that’s taking us there feels uncharted, unconventional, unprecedented. And already, that’s hopeful.
Steve Chapman: The false alarms about socialism keep coming as Kamala Harris campaigns
Socialism, according to conservatives, has been perpetually imminent in America for at least 60 years — and somehow it never materializes.
Daniel DePetris: El autoritario presidente de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, se roba otra elección
La administración de Maduro hizo todo lo posible para inclinar la elección a su favor.
Laura Washington: Black and young folks are stoked about Kamala Harris’ candidacy
Vice President Kamala Harris is dashing to take full advantage of the surge in enthusiasm among her party’s key constituent groups.
Elizabeth Shackelford: Outside nations try to bring peace to Sudan but also help prolong war
Some outside players are keeping the war in Sudan moving. But therein lies the key to ending it, too.