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This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, the tone turns nasty in the final days of the mayoral campaign.

Amy Chua, author of Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, joins us to discuss her controversial book about Chinese mothering.

Since IBM's super computer Watson blew its human competition out of the water by winning on Jeopardy, the future of artificial intelligen

Everything you ever needed to know about our four-legged equine friends, straight from the "Horse's" mouth.

From World War II bomber jets to failed car experiments, we find out how an expansive area underneath the Ford City Mall in West Lawn con

Gov. Pat Quinn presented his budget to lawmakers in Springfield today.

Carol Marin and several experts, including Illinois State Treasurer Dan Rutherford, take a closer look at the governor's budget plan, and

At a rally yesterday, a Gery Chico supporter compared Rahm Emanuel to Judas.

Groupon deals have become wildly popular, but the offer made by one Chicago sandwich shop turned into a nightmare.

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President Obama's proposed budget is disappointing fellow Democrats for going too far. And the Republicans say it doesn't go far enough.

IBM's Watson super computer serves up stiff competition to its human challengers on Jeopardy.

Banks and mortgage servicers are walking away from thousands of homes caught in the foreclosure pipeline.