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Rahm Emanuel mum on mayoral run | VIDEO
After weeks of speculation, President Barack Obama said Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel is leaving the White House. Emanuel said he was excited to get back to Chicago, but didn't officially announce he was running for mayor.

Judge sets bond at $2M in Kustok murder | VIDEO
No motive was discussed during a bond hearing for Allan Kustok, who is charged in the shooting death of his wife, a suburban school teacher.

Tanker spill shuts down street in Hickory Hills
Emergency crews are on the scene of a tanker spill Friday morning in west suburban Hickory Hills.

Chicago teen shot in head in West Englewood
A 15-year-old boy who was shot in the head may not survive, police said.

Peterson's gun charge dismissed | VIDEO
Former Bolingbrook police sergeant Drew Peterson had been accused of owning an assault rifle with an illegal short barrel, but a judge dropped those charges Friday.

Price of admission going up at DuSable Museum
The price of admission is increasing at Chicago's DuSable Museum of African American history for the first time in 35 years.


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Bob Burnett: Polarization Politics: So Far, So Good

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Bob Burnett: It's a familiar joke: A man falls off a forty-story building; as he passes the twentieth floor, a friend yells out the window, "How's it going?" and the faller screams, "So far, so good!" Now it's become the Republican campaign theme. As the U.S. heads into a critical midterm election, the electorate is more polarized than at any time since the Vietnam War. And Republicans view this as an accomplishment rather than as a problem. Click here to read more.


Les Leopold: Wall Street Brings Class War to America?

Oh, how the super-rich hate the sound of "class struggle." Dare to utter the words and they'll reach for their red-baiting paint guns and spray you silly with invective. It's un-American. It's socialistic. It's an insult to democracy.

James Moore: Livestrong or Livewrong?

Is Lance Armstrong really so gifted that he is able to outperform other talented and dedicated cyclists even as they are fortifying their own cardiovascular systems with pharmaceuticals?

Sam Graham-Felsen: What Gladwell Got Wrong: Beyond "Like Button" Activism

Any online organizer worth his salt recognizes that his job isn't to get people to "like" a page on Facebook, but to empower people to take tangible, real-world actions.

Martha Kanter: Make Higher Education Available to 100% of Americans

It's time to increase college access, quality and completion so millions more Americans are able to fully participate in the civic life of our country and contribute to an economy that stimulates a democratic society second to none.

Michael Moore: Five Ways the Democrats Can Avoid a Catastrophe and Pull Off the Mother of All Upsets

If you're of a mindset that believes a return to 2001-2008 would be sheer insanity, then you probably agree we've got no choice but to save the Democrats from themselves.

 
 

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Emanuel gone, Rouse in as chief of staff - Yahoo! News

Emanuel gone, Rouse in as chief of staff - Yahoo! News

President Barack Obama on Friday said a bittersweet goodbye to the energetic and fierce manager of his White House, chief of staff Rahm Emanuel, and elevated a quiet and seasoned adviser, Pete Rouse, to the most important gate-keeping job in American politics.

"We could not have accomplished what we've accomplished without Rahm's leadership," Obama said. Emanuel is departing after nearly two grueling years to run for Chicago mayor.