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Democratic lawmakers and candidates unleashed a torrent of angry, defiant statements Friday, promising to make abortion rights a decisive issue for voters

Several minutes after the Dobbs v. Jackson decision came down on Friday morning, ruling that Roe v. Wade was being overturned and that the abortion decision would go back to the states,

Campaign committees for Democrats and Republicans are at odds over how a ruling from the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade will shape the midterm elections.

And the Jan. 6 committee is reportedly considering adding additional hearings to the calendar.

Current progressions in modern education have caused a disconnect between schooling and the working world. Thus, an overhaul of the education system is necessary; however, the beliefs on how to

The Sun-Times interviewed Sen. Tammy Duckworth, Gov. J.B. Pritzker and Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who have been working on Chicago’s bid for months.

A Chicago 2024 Host Committee, tasked with raising millions of dollars for the bid, is expected to be named soon.

Parker High School students in the Washington Seminar program got the opportunity to meet with former House Speaker Paul Ryan during their week in the nations capital.

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With the president's poll numbers ticking up in recent days, even skeptical Democrats are feeling optimistic that a Biden rebound might last — and that the party’s midterm losses might not be so severe.