A small crowd formed in front of Silverman Hall by 3 p.m. Thursday. Some of these community members gathered around two tables, talking with volunteers for Stand Up for Science Chicago — an ...

Scenes from three cities on a continent on the brink.

Putting aside the Coalition, let's focus on the new government: the one that has won an exceptionally large number of seats and which is probably already doing stuff that's affecting us voters.

Columbus Metropolitan Library leaders urge Ohio senators to restore traditional library funding in the state budget.

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Struggling to break Russia’s all-mighty male state, 32-year-old feminist Daria Serenko poses a dire threat to the Kremlin.

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After nearly a decade of fine-tuning, the industry still hasn’t figured out how to reach enough Donald Trump supporters.

Ahead of June 14 early voting, Jewish Voters Unite canvasses kosher markets, delis, pizzerias, senior centers to rally voters in tight mayoral election focused on Israel, antisemitism ...

More Americans than ever are becoming eligible for a class action payout—but the money is going to a small, dedicated group ...

On June 1, 1950, Margaret Chase Smith stood up on the floor of the U.S. Senate to denounce her Republican colleague Joseph McCarthy for his fearmongering claims that communism had infiltrated the ...

Good morning, Chicago. As a fledgling tech contractor looking to build its business in the insular world of Cook County politics, Texas-based Tyler Technologies turned to one of Illinois’ most ...