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Editorial: If you’re in the office today, consider going out for lunch

Post-COVID inflation drove prices higher for restaurants and shoppers alike. Now, prices and the customer base are big unknowns from week to week.

I was startled by the lack of meaningful coverage of the “Hands Off!” rallies that took place in Chicago and across the suburbs.

With changes in rules and structure, it’s an ideal time to provide context for what the new Mega Millions is offering.

As Illinois lawmakers consider a medical aid in dying bill, it’s time for new debate on the philosophy and theology of dying.

We can’t allow this latest violation by Israel of international law to once again be ignored.

Perhaps if Democrats had done less talking and more strategizing, the 2024 presidential election might have turned out differently.

Here I was, not even a full day on the Illinois state government payroll, and I was staring at where the bribes took place.

Illinois’ housing affordability crisis stems from housing shortages driven by restrictive regulations that slow and restrict construction.

Vladimir Putin’s obstructionism has led Washington’s allies in Europe to call the entire diplomatic effort in Ukraine a goner.

If the state would fund its mandates, the doomsday budget cuts looming over the 1.2 million weekday RTA riders could significantly shrink.