No federal law mandates that employers give people time off to vote in America. But Illinois is one of 30 states with a a voter-leave law that…
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Lauren Miller stood in the cold wind outside of her polling station in Chicago’s South Loop studying a notecard she made in preparation to vote…
In 1992, a record-breaking number of women ran for political office, and even more went to the polls to vote for them. Twenty-four women won…
Low lighting, blood stains and stereotypes ― oh my! As the spooky season comes to an end and Halloween candy on store shelves are replaced with…
The second floor of City Hall shook Wednesday with the roar of rideshare drivers demanding transparency from Uber and Lyft’s corporate leaders on driver earnings.…
Four former female employees of Cure Violence, a violence prevention organization formerly known as CeaseFire, have accused senior administrator Ricardo “Cobe” Williams of sexual harassment in a…
A chilly, foggy morning at Navy Pier did not stop parents and children from participating in Halloween festivities on Wednesday. The pier opened its doors…
Baseball hats, usually mundane clothing accessories, have stirred up controversy over the past two years thanks to President Donald Trump. Four words, stitched in white…