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 Tuesday, Mar 27 Bad news for taxpayers: Chicago Teachers' Pension Fund says it is $1 billion deeper in the hole than before. Here's what that means for you. |
| By Sept. 1, Attorney General Lisa Madigan and Mayor Rahm Emanuel will submit a proposed consent decree — the legally binding framework for overhauling the Chicago Police Department. Will these reforms stick? |
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| Stormy Daniels has become President Donald Trump's kryptonite, writes Clarence Page. She wins where Trump's political opponents stumbled — the shame game. |
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| Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens' proposal to repeal the Second Amendment is wrong on both substantive and political grounds, writes Steve Chapman. |
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| Users pay for free online programs, applications and services with their personal data, which is then used to try to persuade them. This is not (yet) a particular threat to any important privacy interests, writes Eric Zorn. |
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| Whenever Passover is around the corner, I have mixed feelings. I grew up in an ultra-Orthodox Jewish community. Almost every month, there was another holiday commemorating a significant event in Jewish history. Each had its restrictions and tub of sorrow to drown in. |
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| Moral leadership is absent in America just when Trump shows us how much we need it. Newton Minow writes about "the greatest moral leader" he's ever known: Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, former president of the University of Notre Dame. |
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Check out the latest cartoons by Tribune editorial cartoonist Scott Stantis. |
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