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 Tuesday, Apr 24 Will Cook County Circuit Court Clerk Dorothy Brown be Chicago's next mayor? Doubtful. Should you take her candidacy seriously? Absolutely, writes Eric Zorn. |
| Lead in Chicago's drinking water is a major health problem that remains unaddressed. City Hall needs to tackle it. Lately, it's been searching for ways to avoid it. |
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| Democrats charging Russia-Trump campaign collusion in a lawsuit might have a case, but it's a long shot, writes Clarence Page. |
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| Sen. Bernie Sanders has proposed a program that provides a highly paid job with the federal government to every American who wants one. It's a noble idea, but an impractical one. |
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| "Open-minded" college campuses feel close-minded to those who aren't radically liberal. |
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| More than 60,000 Honda vehicles are on the road today with defective air bags that experts have referred to as "ticking time bombs." The drivers of those cars either have ignored the recall notices or have never received them. |
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| Giving birth is no fairy tale, no matter how easy the royals make it look. |
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Check out the latest cartoons by Tribune editorial cartoonist Scott Stantis. |
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