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 Thursday, Apr 26 Former servers at Twin Peaks in Orland Park allege sexual harassment, citing a looks-based grading system and lingerie days at the "breastaurant." The allegations against come during an era of heightened sensitivity to mistreatment of women in the workplace, fueled by the Me Too and Time's Up movements. |
| White House doctor Ronny Jackson withdrew from consideration as Veterans Affairs secretary on Thursday, saying "false allegations" against him have become a distraction. |
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| Wednesday was incendiary at the intersection of rap music and politics, when tweets from Kanye West and Chance the Rapper raised quite a ruckus. |
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| Chicago police are investigating a theft of collections from Holy Name Cathedral, seat of Chicago's Roman Catholic archdiocese on the Near North Side. |
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| More than 40 years after the "Golden State Killer" began to terrorize Californians, authorities announced that they had arrested a suspect. |
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| Even with Republican lawmakers' patience running short, President Trump's environmental chief appears to be in no mood to apologize as he faces Congress for the first time since a deluge of ethics allegations has consumed his tenure. |
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| The Bears talk in terms of the "cloud" of players being considered for the team's first-round pick at No. 8. The forecast is for them to land an excellent player, one who can enhance the roster immediately. |
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| Half Acre Brewing co-founder Brian Black and his wife, former Chicago magazine style editor Heiji Choy Black, last month sold their six-bedroom, 4,800-square-foot brick town home in Lincoln Park for $2.375 million. |
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