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“Despite what is being alleged, mail-in voting is reliable and secure,” says the Cook County clerk. Also, the IRS recent ruling, Garfield Park Bandstand, compassion, Kaage Newsstand and Donald Trump’s critics.
A teacher says too many school districts embrace AI too quickly without waiting for research to gauge if it’s helpful. Also, immigrants, flying the flag upside down, Medicaid cuts, CPS and ICE.
A proposed bill aims to provide Medicare coverage for tests that can detect multiple cancers early. Also, a theory on why ICE agents wear masks and how Superman would be treated in Donald Trump’s America.
If Illinois doesn’t lower housing costs soon, Democrats will lose more congressional seats, says a Lincoln Square resident. Also NASCAR, firework noise, Carl Sandburg’s Chicago reference, praise for Secretary of State staff, MAGA, flooding in Texas and the importance of the city’s Pride Parade.
There is perilous disconnect between official pronouncements and on-the-ground reality when temperatures rise, a reader says. Also, special education classroom assistants, the value of newspapers and being pummeled with review requests.
A reader contemplates our country’s division this holiday weekend. Also, more July Fourth musings, keeping Illinoisans safe from toxins, Trump antics, lack of Catholic solidarity with Palestinians, Darin LaHood, and the importance of fluoride.
There were 60 opioid overdoses recorded over a single weekend, which serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing public health crisis we face. Also, government needs to do more to create a greener environment.
If carried out, the order will jeopardize free educational, reading and literacy programs. Also, Pete Hegseth’s questionable comments about Iran bombing, and measure helps Illinois become a leader in providing Alzheimer’s care.
It is becoming clear that all power may have been ceded to the executive branch. Also, there are so many trees that need trimming in Chicago, sports columnist right on sneakers and suit, and Chicago’s new marketing slogans say so much more than the ad agency knows.
En esta ocasión, se comparte cómo los recortes afectan a todos los estadounidenses de bajos ingresos y atacan directamente a las comunidades latinas con un lenguaje dirigido racialmente, según el Latino Policy Forum. Además, un agradecimiento a la policía de Chicago en la marcha “Sin Reyes” y la esperanza de que las futuras generaciones no conozcan a Trump.