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Jan 13

Watch 3:16
News Wrap: Justice Department finds widespread bias by Chicago police

By PBS News Hour

In our news wrap Friday, the U.S. Justice Department charged that Chicago’s police have been violating people’s rights for years. The department found widespread use of excessive force and racial bias against blacks and Latinos. Also, President-elect Donald Trump aimed…

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Jan 10

Watch 7:05
Can a president’s farewell speech help write history?

By PBS News Hour

President Obama will deliver a farewell address to the nation in Chicago on Tuesday evening. Why do presidents give goodbye remarks? Judy Woodruff gets historical context on past speeches and the shaping of political legacy from presidential historian Michael Beschloss…

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Jan 10

WATCH: President Obama delivers his final speech from Chicago

By Josh Lederman and Darlene Superville, Associated Press

President Barack Obama bid farewell to the nation Tuesday in an emotional speech that sought to comfort a country on edge over rapid economic changes, persistent security threats and the election of Donald Trump.

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Jan 04

Gun violence spreads like an infectious disease, new research finds

By Megan Thielking, STAT

Gun violence in Chicago spreads like an infectious disease — and now, researchers have figured out a way to predict who’s most likely get sick next.

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Dec 26

Watch 10:34
After another bloody weekend in Chicago, a look at the city’s violence epidemic

By PBS News Hour

It was yet another bloody holiday weekend in Chicago; five more people were also shot Monday morning, bringing the 3-day toll to nearly 50. To examine why violence is so entrenched in the city and to see how residents are…

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Dec 20

Can a poem make the world a better place by documenting the darknesses around us?

By Mary Jo Brooks

Daniel Borzutzky's newest poetry collection, “The Performance of Becoming Human” feature themes of economic and political dysfunction. The collection was recently awarded the National Book Award for poetry.

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Nov 03

Watch 5:33
Loveable losers no more, Chicago raises the victory flag to celebrate its Cubs

By PBS News Hour

The World Series was destined for a dramatic finish: The Chicago Cubs finally ended their 108 year-long World Series drought in a hard-fought victory against the Cleveland Indians. In Chicago, fans who hadn’t seen a Fall Classic win in living…

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Nov 03

Photos: The Chicago Cubs are no longer the ‘loveable losers’

By Joshua Barajas

Hallelujah! The curse of the goat has been destroyed, but not without a fight.

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Oct 11

Column: Why I’m teaching my kids to love the Cubs, against my better judgment

By Murrey Jacobson

Getting set to watch the Cubs take on the San Francisco Giants at AT&T Park tonight, I find myself trying to hold onto to the most unusual feeling that I’ve ever had as a lifelong Cubs fan: Confidence.

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Sep 08

From prison to Ph.D, this activist fights for peace in Chicago

By Kenya Downs

Chico Tillmon went from being a leader in a gang, to steering inner-city young from a life of crime.

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