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The state of Illinois has entered into exclusive negotiations with The Prime Group to sell the James R. Thompson Center in the Loop for $70 million upfront, Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Wednesday.

President John X retired to the White House residence for the night. Asleep, he went all the way out, floating above thousands of tiny mirrors in an ocean of surveillance. He plunged into cloud layers. “I COULD BE DEAD ALREADY. AM I DEAD? I’M DEAD, THEREFORE I AM.” He was suddenly sitting in the cabin of a private jet. On a table, he saw a team of small glass angels, a silver cup, and a framed photo of Al Capone sitting on the toilet in his Palm Springs suite. And then identity shattered i...

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Frances Fox Piven and Richard Cloward give a detailed account and analysis of the militant movement of unemployed American workers during the Great Depression, how it developed and how it was recuperated by the government through its own leaders.

Last weekend in Chicago's loop, all hell broke loose as hundreds of teens rampaged across downtown near Millenium Park.

Chicago’s top cop on Friday is set to address the police department’s plans for combatting violence in the city this weekend, nearly one week after a...

Chicago police on Friday issued a warning for those planning to come to the city to “engage in disorderly conduct or other crimes” following a chaotic...

Chicago’s Police Department reportedly is telling its commanders to familiarize themselves with a plan to shut down the city’s central business district ahead of potential unrest this weekend.

The Magnificent Mile Association has also met to discuss ramping up security and recent burglaries in the area.

As a large group of teens gathered in downtown Chicago on Saturday night, a 12-year-old girl was shot in the back while standing in the Loop, according to...