Chicago’s rise to the top in quantum computing may enable the world to solve its biggest problems in minutes.
Category: Commentary
Elizabeth Shackelford: Russia’s shadow war against the West is more dangerous than you think
Russia’s attacks have two aims: Target anyone or any entity assisting in Ukraine’s war effort and sow distrust across communities of the West.
Richard Babcock: Trump’s critics could learn from Joe Welch, who confronted Joseph McCarthy
Maybe those of us appalled by the Trump phenomenon have been overthinking our response. Perhaps going the Joe Welch route would finally register.
Mark Kelly and Sharene Shariatzadeh: Chicago’s Arts in the Dark is a celebration of the parade as an art form
The Arts in the Dark Parade is a singular nighttime parade that presents a lively mix of puppetry, spectacle and a big dose of an exuberant attitude.
Daniel Anello: Put the community in CPS’ Sustainable Community Schools
While community schools have long been supported by parents, this expansion of a unproven model limits families from having a voice.
Dan Leaf and Christine Ahn: The next president must defuse the Korean crisis to avoid nuclear catastrophe
The next president must place Korea higher on their foreign policy priorities before it rises to the top due to a catastrophic crisis.
Will Johnson: Mass transit poll confirms what Chicagoans want: A safer CTA.
A new Harris Poll reports how Chicago and Cook County residents feel about mass transit.
Linda Carli and Alice Eagly: Gender still matters. So can Kamala Harris win?
Kamala Harris’ blending of the masculine and the feminine has resonated with many in the public, particularly women.
Daniel DePetris: In Lebanon, the US is making it up as it goes along
It’s amazing how quickly U.S. policy in Lebanon has changed over the span of a few weeks.
Paul Vallas: Gov. JB Pritzker must take bold action in CPS financial crisis
Having long supported the CTU, it is Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker’s responsibility to press its leaders the mayor to be responsible.