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Mar 07

Campaign donors have second thoughts about Marco Rubio

By Thomas Beaumont and Bill Barrow, Associated Press

TAMPA, Florida — Just when Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio needs them the most, big-dollar contributors from the party's wealthy main stream are having second thoughts about his future in the 2016 race.

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Mar 07

Data shows how major U.S. cities are slowly re-segregating

By Kenya Downs

New research from Sociological Science suggests that white flight has been replaced with white avoidance, contributing to gradual re-segregation of American cities.

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Mar 04

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Once banished, controversial race exhibit resurfaces at Chicago museum

By Megan Thompson, tritzenthaler

In a new exhibit, Chicago's Field Museum has revived elements from its controversial 1933 show, "Races of Mankind," consisting of 104 bronze statues that depict races from around the world. Most of the statues were banished by 1969 as public…

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Feb 12

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Up to code? An algorithm is helping Chicago health officials predict restaurant safety violations

By Megan Thompson

In Chicago, the Department of Public Health has partnered with the city's data team to improve restaurant inspections by using analytics and social media to predict and detect which establishments are more likely to have potential food safety violations. NewsHour's…

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Feb 01

How police harassment and hip-hop turned a Chicago teen into a poet

By Corinne Segal

Years after a troubling interaction with police, Nate Marshall would confront the experience in poetry.

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Jan 19

Univision slices into ‘Onion’ ownership

By Joshua Barajas

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before, but Spanish-language TV giant Univision announced it acquired a controlling stake of The Onion, the humor site whose fictitious headlines have fooled many a politician.

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Jan 15

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News Wrap: Obama administration puts pause on new coal leases

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In our news wrap Friday, the Obama administration ordered a nationwide pause on new coal leases on federal land while the Department of the Interior reviews coal company payments to the government, as well as environmental effects. Also, Chicago Mayor…

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Jan 14

Chicago releases video footage from 2013 of police killing unarmed teen

By Kamaria Roberts

A federal judge in Chicago ordered on Thursday to release footage from 2013 that shows Cedrick Chatman, an unarmed 17-year-old, being shot to death by police.

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Jan 11

This Chicago program connects incarcerated youth to poetry

By artsdesk

Free Write Jail Arts and Literacy aims to help troubled youths in Chicago’s Cook County Juvenile Temporary Detention Center address their personal issues by writing poetry about their circumstances and upbringing. Jeffrey Brown talks with poet Reginald Dwayne Betts, who…

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Dec 29

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News Wrap: Chicago cop pleads not guilty in Laquan McDonald shooting case

By PBS News Hour

In our news wrap Tuesday, Chicago policeman Jason Van Dyke pleaded not guilty of first-degree murder for killing of black teenager Laquan McDonald. Also, protesters gathered in Cleveland a day after a grand jury refused to indict two police officers…

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