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I have to give some props to the always-melodramatic CNN morning anchor/emcee Tony Harris .
Kirk throws Palin under the bus; Schock finally listens
Wednesday, Oct 1, 2008 * After GOP Congresscritter Mark Kirk called Gov. Sarah Palin the "Patrick Fitzgerald Of Alaska" , and after telling the Tribune this Q: What do you make of the Sarah Palin pick? A: I was ...
Illinois Reps Split On Bailout
Nine members of Illinois' congressional delegation voted for financial bailout plan, but nine others voted against.
'PEACE of Heart' Campaign Comes to Metro Washington to Help Fight...
The campaign inspires people to lead heart-healthy lives through preventive screenings, education and hands-on support.
UIC's CeaseFire Receives $400,000 for Anti-Violence Work on West Side
The U.S. Department of Justice has awarded two grants to CeaseFire to continue its violence intervention work in Chicago's West Garfield Park and West Humboldt Park neighborhoods.
Durbin: Federal Bailout is Needed for Failing Mortgages
Illinois U.S. Senator Dick Durbin today says the federal government needs to rescue lending houses from failing mortgages.
Finding a job in a treacherous economic climate is a challenge in itself. Adding a rap sheet doesn't help.
Women's group broadens outreach efforts in federal hiring
The Agriculture Department's Food Safety and Inspection Service has signed an agreement with Federally Employed Women to enlist the advocacy group's help in recruiting qualified women to the agency.
Reports show legislative branch agencies improving leadership diversity
The senior executive ranks of some legislative agencies have become more diverse, according to a summary of reports from inspectors general released on Tuesday.
The agencies have a long way to go, said Rep. Danny K. Davis . Enlarge Photo COMMENT Discussion Policy Your browser's settings may be preventing you from commenting on and viewing comments about this item.
State blocks funding for AIDS group
Taxpayer funding for a politically connected AIDS awareness group is being held up by state health officials over questions about the organization's spending.
Obama's museum earmarks draw fire
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama tried to direct more than $3 million in taxpayer funds to a Chicago museum whose chairman is one of the Illinois senator's largest campaign fundraisers.
Hatch Act rules against politicking more lenient for feds, observers say
Federal employees have fewer political restrictions than state and local government workers, witnesses at a Thursday hearing told lawmakers who are considering whether to amend the Hatch Act to allow some ...
Qualifications Of A Community Organizer
This undated black-and-white photo provided by the presidential campaign of Sen.
Obama's museum earmarks draw fire
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama tried to direct more than $3 million in taxpayer funds to a Chicago museum whose chairman is one of the Illinois senator's largest campaign fundraisers.
Congress approves GAO pay reform bill
A bill that would add a guaranteed pay raise for Government Accountability Office employees soon will go to the president for his signature.
The 4th Annual Global Mixx Music Retreat Announces 2008 Co-Chairs, and Panelists
" On the Street Promotions and Marketing officially announces the 2008 Co-chairs Global Mixx Music Retreat in Chicago.
When grandparenting costs much more than a grand
With a new school year comes new supplies, clothes, shoes and many other costly items - especially for grandparents trying to raise grandchildren on a retirement salary.
Obama's Success May Spell End of `I Can't' Attitude for Blacks in Politics
Terry Fields , a black Florida legislator with dreams of holding statewide office, said he's about where Barack Obama was six years ago.
Potential Ill. gov candidates gather at convention
Mayoral brother Bill Daley has arrived at the Democratic National Convention, adding a fifth potential candidate for Illinois governor to the mix here.