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Nicolás Maduro Takes Control, and Louise Erdrich on the Future

Jon Lee Anderson reports from Venezuela, where democracy is on the ropes, and Louise Erdrich imagines a dark future in Minnesota.
Listening Booth

The Chicago Rapper cupcakKe’s Profoundly Intimate Track “Scraps”

Culture Desk

A Graphic Novel to Transform Teens Into City Planners

Amy Davidson Sorkin

Back in Chicago, Obama Looks to the Future

Personal History

The IHOP Years

1983-1990: Life at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the International House of Pancakes.
News Desk

Chicago’s Violence and Trump’s Ominous Tweets

Benjamin Wallace-Wells

Crime in Chicago and America’s Policing Crisis

Culture Desk

An Immersive Play That Transports You to a Chicago Public High School

Page-Turner

Stories About Work, With a Nod to Studs Terkel

News Desk

Solving Chicago’s Murders Could Prevent More

Dance

Japan’s Loose-Gendered Phenomenon

Takarazuka, an all-female Japanese theatre ensemble with an exceedingly devoted following, comes to Lincoln Center.
News Desk

Father Pfleger’s Mission on Chicago’s South Side

News Desk

The Chicago Police, Race, and the Legacy of Bettie Jones

Benjamin Wallace-Wells

Rahm Emanuel’s Lessons for Hillary Clinton

John Cassidy

The Chicago Anti-Trump Protest Was Only the Beginning

Culture Desk

Cover Story: “Stop,” by Chris Ware

Daily Comment

The Sudden But Well-Deserved Fall of Rahm Emanuel

Culture Desk

“Auld Lang Syne” and Four Generations of My Family

Daily Comment

Comment from the December 21 & 28, 2015, Issue

Comment

Bad Cops, Good Cops

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