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With the election of the most progressive mayor in decades, businesses not already leaving because of rising crime in Chicago will flee because of debilitating tax policies. Review-Journal editorial ...

Not only do the Chicago Blackhawks have an extraordinary first-year player on their roster in rookie Connor Bedard, but following Saturday’s events they can also say they put together a real-time, ...

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I want to compliment the editorial cartoon that appeared in the Saturday, March 4 paper depicting an angry Mayor of Chicago, Lori Lightfoot. The art work and the satire were magnificent: the abandoned ...

CHICAGO — Staring at a blank canvas, painter Natalie Osborne sees a face staring back. “If you look at it, you can kind of see the outlines,” Osborne said. “You kind of see your girls. I see my girls.

A new immersive exhibit at the Camp retail space in Lincoln Park allows visitors to transform themselves into cartoons and "teleport to a Rainbow World." The exhibit, which opened Aug. 19, is a ...

Guy Adkins skips off with the show in the Writers’ Theatre Chicago production of George Bernard Shaw’s witty, wacky, and deliberately talky Misalliance. First performed in 1910, the play is about ...

Review-Journal editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez is a two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and a four-time winner of the Sigma Delta Chi Award.

Given that she is playing a baby-faced, anatomically impossible cartoon character known mostly for a wink, a center-parted coiffure and a five-word catchphrase, the relative unknown Jasmine Amy Rogers ...

Those of us in the news business take the freedom to publish seriously, but sometimes there are exceptions to the rule. The shocking cartoon in a recent Republican newsletter was one of those times.

Please check your inbox for your confirmation. One was the creator of a squeaky-clean mouse named Mickey, the other the brains behind a squeaky-voiced flirt with the catchphrase “Boop-oop-a-doop.” But ...