Category: Letters to the Editor

If Congress, the courts or someone cannot reduce the tariffs soon, we’ll be forced to start laying off workers and closing our business.

The editorial isn’t really about helping Democrats win. It’s about policing the boundaries of what’s considered acceptable within the party.

With CPS facing mounting challenges and new federal threats to public education, we can’t afford more of the same.

The Democratic Party has spent the last decade chasing the dragon of moderation, with precious little to show for it.

Instead of these constant snipes and attacks, wouldn’t it be nice if the Democrats actually offered some constructive suggestions?

U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin knew when it was time to step out of the limelight, much like U.S. Sen. Mitt Romney.

We’re not just losing a library agency — the future of libraries is being dismantled.

I’ve seen firsthand how devastating Alzheimer’s can be — not just for the individuals living with it but also for their loved ones.

Indiana has formed a commission to consider annexing nearby parts of Illinois. Why does it bother with formalities?

Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez loves creating controversy. Unfortunately, he has little interest in presenting anything substantive when he does.