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How the Legalization Debate is Playing Out Across the US
Illinois, like many states, is grappling with legalization of recreational marijuana. In the first of a series, Brenda Flanagan of PBS member station NJTV News reports on how racial disparities impact the discussion in New Jersey.
Historian: White Power Movement Has Roots in the Vietnam War
In her book, “Bring the War Home,” Kathleen Belew argues that the white power movement is more organized than previously thought.
4-8 Inches of Snow Possible for Chicago Area on Saturday
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch Saturday for a storm system that could bring up to 8 inches of snow to the Chicago area.
Report: NATO, at 70, Is ‘An Alliance in Crisis’
Earlier this month the North Atlantic Treaty Organization turned 70. A recent report says the alliance is in “crisis,” and a former U.S. ambassador to NATO says the biggest threat to the alliance may be the U.S. itself.
Is It Time to Cut The Cord and Leave Cable TV?
With more and more alternatives to cable television, is it time for you to cut the cord?
‘The Torture Machine’ Recounts 50 Years of Fighting Police Misconduct
From the murder of Fred Hampton to the Jon Burge torture ring, a new book by attorney Flint Taylor recounts the fight for justice in the face of racism and police misconduct in Chicago.
Survey: Nearly Half of Chicago Seniors Have Considered Moving Away
What do seniors want from Chicago Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot? A new survey offers her a wish list.
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