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German ancestry is the most prevalent ancestry in the state, and the culture of the German homeland has been a mainstay in Illinois for a century and a half.
Ambushes of law enforcement officers are a disturbing trend that must be stopped, columnist Tom Weitzel writes
The goal of the majority of Democrats has always been to have support from unions and the major environmental groups when it comes to big energy bills.
The beloved "Peanuts" comic strip debuted 75 years ago on Oct. 2; two of the original four characters were written out.
The assassination of Charlie Kirk serves as a reminded that security is of the utmost importance at political events
Jim Edgar ran a brilliant campaign for governor in 1990. He set the template for every winning statewide race since then by focusing on the importance of independent suburban women.
Abraham Lincoln’s connections to Ottawa were not limited to his 1858 debate with Stephen A. Douglas. He was also a staunch supporter of the construction of the Illinois and Michigan Canal.
It’s always been difficult to see how either Pritzker or Trump could negotiate in this environment. They both clearly want capitulation and they both say they believe that they are the true patriots.
Dog n Suds was a popular choice for fast food in the 1960s and 1970s, and remains a recognized root beer brand today. A co-founder of the chain was formerly a high school music teacher in Illinois.