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 Friday, Jan 19 The six Democratic candidates for governor met with the Tribune Editorial Board Friday. They acknowledged a central truth about Illinois: this state is failing to create jobs and its scaring away residents. |
| Columnist Eric Zorn evaluates how the Democratic candidates for Illinois governor performed in front of the Tribune Editorial Board. |
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| With the census just two years away, Illinois could be hit by an undercount that robs it of federal funding and political clout. Here's what the state must do to make sure all of its people are counted. |
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| Imposing work requirements for Medicaid, as Kentucky is doing, is more likely to harm health than to penalize shirkers, writes Steve Chapman. |
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| As a news story, President Donald Trump's "fake news" awards deserve the grand prize, writes Clarence Page. |
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| Since 2001, 75 women have been strangled or smothered, their bodies dumped in Chicago. |
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| The Supreme Court ruling that allowed the Pentagon Papers to be published resulted from another press-freedom lawsuit, Near v. Minnesota. |
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| Check out the latest cartoons by Tribune editorial cartoonist Scott Stantis. |
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