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For two years a state website provided physicians' records, but earlier this year the law mandating this database was struck down.

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Cook County Board President Todd Stroger's chief spokesman addresses recent news reports that he received more than $13,000 worth of new

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The Bears pull off an unexpected win over the Dallas Cowboys.

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