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'Too Controversial': Major Newspapers Reject Pro-Life Ad

'Too Controversial': Major Newspapers Reject Pro-Life Ad

Heroic Media, a national pro-life organization, says that three major newspapers, The Chicago Tribune, USA Today, and LA Times, all rejected the pro-life ad pictured above as “too controversial.” Live Action News reports: I am disturbed that these papers would

Chicagoland: 67 Shot Over Holiday Weekend

Chicago Tribune reporter Peter Nickeas recaps the overnight crime stories including one incident where eight people were shot, one fatally near Flournoy Street and Francisco Avenue in the Lawndale neighborhood on Chicago’s West Side

A Look Back at Previous Airport Approach Crashes

A Look Back at Previous Airport Approach Crashes

(AP) A look back at previous airport approach crashesBy The Associated PressA number of major commercial airliners have crashed while landing or on approach at airports around the globe. Below is a list of some of the most notable crashes

Rose: 'I Had to be Selfish'

Rose: 'I Had to be Selfish'

The drama surrounding Derrick Rose and the “will-he-or-won’t-he” surrounding his return from ACL injury was one of the biggest storylines of the NBA season and caused the accomplished guard to receive plenty of animosity from fans and talking heads that

Bike Sharing Lands in Chicago for a Cool $22 Mil

Bike Sharing Lands in Chicago for a Cool $22 Mil

Racks of new sky blue bicycles began appearing on Chicago’s sidewalks last week with the launch of highly anticipated (for some) city bike-sharing program. Residents and tourists can pick up a big blue bike at one of the city’s first

At the Half: Buyers and Sellers, NL Edition

At the Half: Buyers and Sellers, NL Edition

One of the oddities of this season is a great number of teams are “in contention”–either over .500 or within four games in the standings. In the NL, that’s ten teams–not counting the Phillies, who were at .500 but have

Court Wins Draw Big Crowds to Gay Pride Parades

Court Wins Draw Big Crowds to Gay Pride Parades

(AP) Court wins draw big crowds to gay pride paradesBy LISA LEFFAssociated PressSAN FRANCISCOGay rights supporters crowded parade routes in San Francisco, New York and other major U.S. cities to celebrate what once was unimaginable _ two Supreme Court victories

Victims No More: Concealed Carry Coming to Chicago

Victims No More: Concealed Carry Coming to Chicago

The city that has long been synonymous with gun control, rampant crime, and the senseless killing of citizens is about to become a city in which law-abiding citizens can carry guns to defend their lives and the lives of their

Obama Talks NBA Draft in Senegal

Obama Talks NBA Draft in Senegal

(AP) President Obama discussed the NBA draft while he was in Senegal on Thursday. At a state dinner, he expressed hope that the Chicago Bulls would draft Senegal’s Gorgui Dieng. Dieng was drafted by Utah, with plans to trade him

NBA 2nd Round Pick-by-Pick

NBA 2nd Round Pick-by-Pick

An example of the difference between being a great college player and just making the NBA was summed up in a SI/CNN look at preseason Value Add ratings that read, “I’ve been playing around with John Pudner’s new Value Add

NBA 1st Round Pick-by-Pick Grades

NBA 1st Round Pick-by-Pick Grades

It took NBA teams only 22 picks to get the 20 players Breitbart Sports reported would be the most valuable NBA players in Draft previews (click here). The only two times a team picked a player we did not have

Rev. Jesse Jackson: Paula Deen Can Be 'redeemed'

Rev. Jesse Jackson: Paula Deen Can Be 'redeemed'

By TAMMY WEBBERAssociated PressCHICAGOCivil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson says he’s agreed to help celebrity chef Paula Deen try to make amends for her past use of a racial slur, saying she shouldn’t become a “sacrificial lamb” over the issue

Rahm Emanuel Pushing New Gun-Free Zones Throughout Chicago

Rahm Emanuel Pushing New Gun-Free Zones Throughout Chicago

On June 26, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is introducing an ordinance that implements stiff fines for the possession of guns in “school safety zones.” These are zones that students travel through on their way to school.  According to the Chicago-Sun