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We have been warned. No one will be able to say he sprang it on us.

Let us return for a while to the days when the only effective legislative action was good ol’ Republican action —uh, excuse me … even on torture?

Gov. Rick Perry of Texas is urged by the Texas House to fund aid to the needy.

Sometimes the viewpoint of an outsider can give one a fresh perspective on things.

The past chairman of the FHLB Office of Finance surely did not mean to resign stealthily, as if he were the one who should be sneaking off in the dead of night. It was the mainstream media’s all but complete disregard of the event that left open that impression.

Days like this are enough to make a person wonder whether the Windy City is poised for a ride down the toobz.

The best reason of all to oppose the AIG “bonus” payouts.

Yet another civic symbol of the City of Chicago gets sold off. This one might cause the city’s motto to tangle some tongues.

At last, a certain very relevant economic paper is getting some well-deserved sun, by way of an overview in the New York Times.

A plunge into the Monday morning Chicago Sun-Times news page gives evidence of what makes America great.