Criminal justice reformers are cheering the re-election of Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx. Foxx beat back a law-and-order challenge from former judge and prosecutor Pat O’Brien.
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Election Day has come and gone in Chicago. And given the worries about a global pandemic, potential unrest related to a heated presidential race, and the worry of poll staffing and lines things went very smoothly.
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Voters all around the country and here in Chicagoland are waking up to uncertainty. Several of the key races we’ve been watching leading up to Tuesday's election are still too close to call.
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The Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights partnered with dozens of community organizations to push for pro-immigrant policies and candidates. During this election cycle, immigration advocates have made over 1.3 million calls and sent hund...
Having good backups is a start but those can still be attacked by hackers. This epsiod talks about things you can do to protect your backups once you have them.
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As the coronavirus pandemic rages on, many people are out of work and can't pay their rents. Illinois has a statewide moratorium on evictions. But renters worry what happens when the moratorium is lifted.
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With Illinois all but certain to vote blue again, liberals from the big city turn their attention to nearby battleground states.
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Spiking positivity rates and hospitalizations are the metrics behind the renewed restrictions. But officials aren’t really telling us where the new cases are coming from.
Chicago United for Equity is a nonprofit focused on reforming the city's budget to meet the needs of communities. Esther Yoon-ji Kang reports.
The Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is meant to protect the medical privacy of individuals. Over the years the penalties have gotten larger and enforcement has cracked down on breaches. This episode talks about one company that had a really bad six month stretch of preventable breach events.
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We’re excited to welcome Mary Al-Sayed, who recently joined the Press as editor in the Books Division, acquiring new titles in anthropology and history. Mary comes to us from Palgrave Macmillan, where she was senior editor for anthropology, sociology, and migration studies. Ordinarily, we would look forward to introducing Mary in person at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association (AAA), where you’d have the opportunity to chat with her directly about her interests. Alas, here we are. AAA will be virtual, as will our booth. But we didn’t want you all to miss the chance to get to know Mary, so we’ve put together this little Q & A. Enjoy the interview, and then click through to our Virtual AAA booth to browse the latest, best books in the field, which are available for 40% off with free shipping. We’ll look forward to seeing you in person at next year’s AAA! What are you looking for in a book, and what kind of project gets you excited? I approach most proposals with a really rude question in mind, one that my mother forbade me from asking around second grade: “So what?” (Yes, I was an obnoxious child.) Most proposals an […]
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Vendors at the Little Village Discount Mall fear a redevelopment plan will wipe them out. Alderman Cardenas says there’s room for everyone: “Target’s not going to sell a quinceañera dress.”
This week's tools, tips and tricks goes through a few quotes from experts over the years. It also shows how things really haven't changed with the goals of cybersecurity from 40 years ago to today.
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A few episodes ago I talked about the increased use of business issued comptuers for personal reasons. This epsiode talks about this from the employee's point of view and why you should think twice about what you should and should not do on business owned devices.
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This episode goes over the top breaches and their fines. This also talks about the average cost of a breach and if your company can handle the cost of being non-compliant.
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Chicago Public schools want to return some students with special needs to the classroom, saying these students need more support and services. But many parents of students with disabilities are against that.
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