Category: Columnists

Bring Chicago Home would address human needs of homelessness, and the bond issue would go toward the city’s bricks-and-mortar responses.

Rep. Danny Davis and his seniors may stand with President Joe Biden, but they can’t count on younger voters to be there with them.

Surveys show many Republicans drive electric vehicles, but that’s not stopping the political right from pillorying them as Bidenmobiles.

Haiti’s history of foreign intervention makes it critical that some credible Haitian authority be in place to sign off on a foreign force.

Donald Trump’s lawyers were forced to admit to a judge that the man who would be president (again) doesn’t have the cash to pay a $454 million legal judgment.

There was a lot of talk in 2020 about how Donald Trump was making inroads with Black voters but in the end they went with Biden. Polls so far show they’re far more open to Trump.

ShotSpotter and its supporters have an opportunity to build their case that this is an essential contribution to the city’s safety.

Colorado Rep. Ken Buck’s move to retire next week makes House Speaker Johnson’s job that much harder — and may end Lauren Boebert’s congressional career. We can only hope.

The most powerful figure in Haiti today isn’t the president or the prime minister but rather a gang leader nicknamed “Barbecue.”