It’s bad news — though unsurprising — that following the passage of Mayor Brandon Johnson’s most recent city budget, S&P downgraded the city’s credit rating to BBB. Bad policy decisions trigger bad outcomes.
Should we allow Chicago police to work with federal immigration enforcement to root out undocumented immigrants accused of violent crimes?
A whole new style of management will be required of the successor to Dorval Carter.
New York Justice Juan Merchan’s decision to let Donald Trump go unpunished for his 34 felony-count convictions was the right one.
Former New Jersey Sen. Bob Merendez wants his past “good works” to dramatically lighten his corruption sentence. Sound familiar?
The Great Chicago Fire made one-third of this city homeless. Within a year, hardly a trace. Los Angeles can recover with all our help.
Illinois House Speaker Chris Welch’s informal rule requiring support from 75% of his Democratic members before allowing floor votes needs to go.
The U.S. faces a nationwide early childhood literacy crisis, but some on the right are focusing instead on a New Jersey law that eliminates standardized testing for teachers. That’s a distraction.
State regulators need to tell the Atlanta-based executives running Nicor that their rate hikes in suburban Chicago are wildly exorbitant.
CTA’s exit from X follows other, more serious episodes of lousy leadership. CTA riders need more communication, not less.