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The body of notorious 1930s gangster John Dillinger is expected to be exhumed in September at an Indianapolis cemetery but it could be a tough job because his grave is encased in concrete.
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John Coli Sr., a former Chicago-area union boss who was influential in Democratic politics, pleaded guilty Tuesday to an illegal shakedown and tax fraud.Coli, who was an early backer of former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, admitted to extorting quarterly...
Another day and another breach that is bigger than the last. This time Capital One is on the block. This epsiodegoes over the breach details as they have been reported at the time of recording this and talks about how the breach happened.
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John Coli Sr., the former Chicago-area union boss who was influential in Democratic politics and was an early backer of former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, is scheduled to plead guilty Tuesday after facing federal charges of extortion and tax fraud.
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City investigators have concluded that Chicago police Sgt. John Poulos was justified in killing 19-year-old Kajuan Raye, and that he was telling the truth when he said Raye had a gun — despite no gun being recovered until months after the shooting.Poul...
Five Democratic governors of states in the Great Lakes region Monday urged the candidates in next year's presidential election to support a plan for safeguarding their shared waters by boosting federal spending on treatment plants and environmental cle...
From banking to social media, our lives are becoming ever-more entwined with our data, and questions about the truthfulness and privacy of our records feel increasingly pressing. In his new book, How We Became Our Data, Colin Koopman takes us back to where this explosion of record-keeping all started. To understand more about our data and why it’s so important, we asked Colin a few questions. He shows us how central data is to so much of our lives and what it has to do with cultural phenomena from redlining to The Great Gatsby and Buzzfeed quizzes. First, can you give us a quick introduction to the “informational person” —who does this term describe? Informational persons live through, are recognized by, and reflect on themselves in terms of their data. How We Became Our Data describes how, in a period of a few quick decades in the early twentieth century, it became obligatory for us to live as informational persons. Why does this matter for us now? In short, because we are poignantly aware of how much of our lives are today transacted in terms of data. Consider social media selfhood and mass surveillance dossiers as two convenient exemplars. The […]
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Thank you again to Alexandria Technical College and GenCyber for having me speak last week, I had a great time. This epsiode talks about how to claim your Equifax settlement money and why you should.
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An ordinance proposed last week by Lightfoot would remove only one of several barriers to her promise to release report on police shooting.
When Jaime arrived in suburban Bensenville from Guatemala five months ago, he knew little about how an American high school operates.He and other newcomers to Fenton High School arrived not knowing how to operate a combination locker or how to use a la...
During South Side Ald. Carrie Austin’s quarter-century as one of the most loyal allies to the last two Chicago mayors, many of her relatives have enjoyed the perks of her City Hall clout. Austin has been among the city’s most vocal defenders of old-sch...
I will be speaking at the GenCyber cybersecurity camp today. This episode talks about what the GenCyber camp is, why I fully support it and what I will be doing there.
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Inspired by a Holocaust memorial in Germany, a Chicago group wants to use art to remember the victims of the city’s 1919 race riots.
Aldermen are urging the city to try new technology to avoid tearing up streets and trees during water main replacement work.
Aldermen are urging the city to try new technology to avoid tearing up streets and trees during water main replacement work.
The county’s inspector general’s report questioned the health system’s financial practices.
The county’s inspector general’s report questioned the health system’s financial practices.
Chicago Public Schools is targeting security guards with training on appropriate interactions with students after a year in which they were disproportionately accused of sexual misconduct or improper behavior.Of 467 adults accused of misconduct or impr...