The war in Sudan has received far less attention than the conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine. A last-ditch effort by Biden’s team is hoping to change that.
Category: Commentary
2024 in review: A look back at the Chicago school funding fight in op-eds
Government officials and other stakeholders argued in our section about how we got here and what should be done for Chicago Public Schools.
David McGrath: How I found love and meaning one Christmas
I told my then-girlfriend I loved her on a brutally cold Chicago afternoon. Her response would change my life.
Jack Modzelewski: I brought Christmas cheer to hospital patients through the power of newspapers
I was more than a paper carrier at St. James Hospital in Chicago Heights. I was a welcome link to the world outside the hospital.
Sheldon H. Jacobson: The data shows we Americans have much to be thankful for
So what are some things to be grateful for? The obvious one is living in a nation such as the United States.
Susana A. Mendoza: Our students deserve stable classrooms, not Brandon Johnson’s costly chaos
I am outraged at the reckless fiscal course Mayor Brandon Johnson is charting at Chicago Public Schools.
Bob Brody: How I kept Christmas from getting lost in translation
After meeting my neighbor in Italy, I learned how people from different cultures can communicate with each other.
Quentin Schultze: ‘A Christmas Story’ and its leg lamp illuminate Jean Shepherd’s cynicism
I got to know Jean Shepherd firsthand, “A Christmas Story” was more of a personal parable than a holiday story.
Faith leaders: Chicago’s investment in community safety will make a crucial difference
We were gratified to see a Chicago mayor introduce a 2025 budget investment of more than $100 million in community safety.
Michael L. Millenson: Abuses by doctors and hospitals led to health insurers’ clout over coverage
There are no simple villains or heroes in U.S. health care, but we must figure out how to curb the unhealthy practices harming Americans.