Chicago Tribune

A Democratic National Convention approaches in Chicago as the winds of protest howl, just as they did in 1968.

Critical thinking has to regain its centrality. Hardened positions have to be opened to compromise and peace. Invasive campus protesters cannot stop instruction. Wake up, presidents.

What I witness at my school reinforces what research tells us — providing kids with breakfast increases their chances of academic success.

Hopefully, the demand for a cease-fire, and for justice for Palestinians, will be heard and seen by the convention attenders.

Like us in America, the Egyptians had a reason to feel overwhelmed. They are judged by history based not on their fear, but on how they choose to respond.

Far from the ultimate victory the Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy is hoping for, new U.S. aid will likely only stabilize the current battle lines.

Presidential debates have become the complete opposite of a fair or useful evaluation of the candidates and their positions.

Let's be honest. The U.S. government stole the DeKalb County land belonging to the Prairie Band Potawatomi tribe in the 1830s. At long last, some of that land is being returned.