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 Thursday, Feb 22 Hundreds of high school students across the Chicago area walked out of school, joining a national movement of young people mobilizing in a passionate response to the Feb. 14 massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida. |
| Gun control advocates are renewing their push to require Illinois firearm stores to get state licenses, saying saying federal regulations do not go far enough to ensure sales are handled properly. |
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| Republican Sen. Marco Rubio was put on the defensive by angry students, teachers and parents who are demanding stronger gun-control measures after the shooting rampage that claimed 17 lives at a Florida high school. |
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| Antonio Garcia, also known as Wookie, lived in a small alley underneath expensive condos. Following a stretch of brutally cold temperatures last month, Garcia was found frozen to death. The people who banded together to protect Garcia in life are keeping his memory alive. His former home is now a cat sanctuary. |
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| A Chicago food truck owner is asking the state Supreme Court to take up her lawsuit against the city after an appellate court loss. |
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| The Reader casts a "broad net" for a new executive editor; the previous editor's tenure lasted one issue amid controversy over a cover decried as racist. |
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| President Trump held a worthwhile listening session featuring a range of views on how to combat gun violence in schools. And while Trump's at-times-meandering comments about arming teachers will certainly raise eyebrows, for the most part he did listen. |
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| It was a Friday night. And delegate George Washington promptly went on the bender that began America. |
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