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 Friday, Feb 16 After Sept. 11, Americans mourned their dead and then confronted the threat. They acted. Our nation faces a comparable challenge to its resolve now. |
| Repeat gun offenders and violence-prone suspects should be kept off the streets as long as possible to keep the community safe. Let it happen, in memory of Cmdr. Paul Bauer. |
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| It would only take a hammer, a movers blanket, and a can of wasp spray. |
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| If I'm ever killed in a mass shooting, please politicize my death. Avenge me with common sense gun laws. Memorialize me with universal background checks. |
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| The U.S. is not the only country struggling with school violence. But it's the only country where there are so many guns and where the violence is routine. |
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Endorsements in the Illinois primary electionToday the Tribune Editorial Board begins endorsements for the 2018 Illinois primary election. In the Republican primary for Illinois governor, we endorse incumbent Bruce Rauner over state Rep. Jeanne Ives. Read why. In the Democratic primary for Cook County Assessor, we endorse Fritz Kaegi over incumbent Joe Berrios. Our reasoning will be no surprise to those who've been reading our editorials and the Tribune watchdog reports. No longer should Cook County taxpayers subsidize Berrios' dodgy ethics, devotion to nepotism and grossly unfair property tax assessments. We'll be posting more endorsements online at chicagotribune.com/endorsements between now and the March 20 election. Read candidates' answers to our questionnaires at chicagotribune.com/candidates. |
| Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan's slow-walk of a sexual harassment allegation in the #MeToo era is yet another reason he's become a drag on his party, writes Eric Zorn. |
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| Check out the latest cartoons by Tribune editorial cartoonist Scott Stantis. |
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