Absurd due to the enormity of the scale of the stops, and the enormity of the total lack of care at any level for ignoring the law.
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The federal government turned away a record number of document requests from the public and accumulated the highest-ever backlog of cases in fiscal year 2025, raising questions about compliance with the Freedom of Information Act.
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ICYMI: We made a video talking to two bike bus leaders about getting kids to school safely, biking on Chicago streets! We guarantee it's some of the most wholesome biking content you'll see this week
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In a year, someone will propose renaming (Andrew) Jackson Park as (Jesse) Jackson Park. The first name was never specified (hence parentheses), so it seems an easy change. I thought I'd write up the history to point out Hyde Park has hated the name for 150 years open.substack.com/pub/patricia...
There are allegations… www.politico.com/news/2026/07...
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Any time any Democrat mentions the word "bipartisan" as a laudable goal it makes me want to throw them out of office and replace them with someone who will tell people the truth: that Republicans are a deranged militant conspiracy cult treating half of America like an occupied territory
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In 1987, the NYT did a snarky piece titled: "Can Miami Save Itself: A City Beset by Drugs and Violence." So, Dave Barry, who was at the Miami Herald, wrote a piece, "CAN NEW YORK SAVE ITSELF?" and when you read it, you'll see why he won a Pulitzer that year. www.davebarry.com/gg/newyork.h...
FinTwitterMIAMI'S COST OF LIVING SURPASSES NYC FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER
No. Not a single penny www.chicagotribune.com/2026/07/29/n...
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Today's architecture column on Trinity UCC's Imani Village senior residences. "The latter years of your life, you need to be comfortable. You need to be in a nice surroundings," Imani Village Executive Vice President Patricia Eggleston said. "And so that’s why we decided that we wanted to build it."
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For nature and wildlife to flourish, they need a healthy environment. My 10-year plan will restore London’s rivers and waterways, tackling pollution and transforming them into cleaner, safer and more accessible spaces for communities across the capital.