Category: Letters to the Editor

It is time for Chicago’s newspaper editorial boards to call for Mayor Brandon Johnson’s resignation.

May Jimmy Carter rest in peace knowing that through his efforts the world is a better and kinder place.

While insurers in America have earned themselves hundreds of billions of dollars in profits, they have put increased cost burdens on patients.

This holiday season and in the seasons to follow, let us recognize the suffering of our brothers and sisters and to provide comfort.

It’s a little over two years until the next mayoral election. Those two years cannot go fast enough.

Homeowners farther down the block with other nativity scenes prominently placed outside, they get it. So did Charles Schulz.

Our family carries forward through our children, grandchildren and friends, touched by the season and the imprint left by our connection and relationship.

Sen. Mitch McConnell and I live with polio every day. So do thousands of other older Americans.

Achieving careful, quiet, steady progress is not viewed as leadership by many people.

The editorial “Will a bloated Walgreens swallow a bitter pill for Chicago?” does not go far enough in discussing the wrong direction the chain has gone in.