Category: Letters to the Editor

That an angry mob is accusing the CPD and the IDF of being like the KKK is like some kind of linguistic trickery out of the George Orwell novel “1984.”

It would be so much better if the trial were televised so Americans could see with their own eyes if Michael Cohen is a credible witness.

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The NU liberated zone supported me not despite my Jewish faith but because of it.

I fear that capitulating to divisive activists as it has just done has set a troubling precedent.

It is difficult to explain to someone just how important those calls and voicemails will become to them when their mother dies.

Dr. Cory Franklin’s conclusion that “the Swedish strategy was superior” is clearly incorrect, dangerous and beneath the standards I would expect of the Tribune.

Perhaps at present, the best that can be hoped for is a cease-fire followed by work toward a two-state solution with international guarantors.

Chicago Public Schools’ recent lack of openness, particularly concerning its new funding approach, raises significant concerns.

I suggest the reduced speed limit apply only during months when the city’s winter parking ban is not in place.