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 Thursday, May 31 There are patterns to the bloodshed in Chicago: Summer weather brings more people and activity outside, creating more victims of gun violence. . |   | |
| The Roseanne Barr uproar is a reminder of the racist assumptions blacks still have to contend with. |
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| These bizarre times will not tolerate mealy-mouthed platitudes and weaselly equivocation on racism and bigotry. |
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| This spring, feats of heroism aren't confined to superhero movies. Witness the stirring exploits of these three people. |
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| The traditional, self-appointed watchdogs of government overreach — the Democratic Party and investigative journalists — have turned into the carnivores of civil liberties. Why are they not in an uproar? |
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| President Richard Nixon's Moscow summit over nuclear weapons was fraught with the same types of uncertainties Trump now faces with North Korea. |
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| Don't let anyone fool you. It's a midlife crisis alright. |
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Check out the latest cartoons by Tribune editorial cartoonist Scott Stantis. |
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