What went on this week? We’ve got you covered with local news, national headlines and more. Let’s jump in: In a series of hearings this week, the Supreme Court appeared hesitant to go all-in ...

Test your knowledge of who said what for the week of May 4 to 10 with the Tribune’s Quotes of the Week quiz. Missed last week? You can find it here or check out our past editions of Quotes of ...

It’s been a big week for Chicagoland, especially the region’s large Catholic community. Robert Prevost, who took the name Pope Leo XIV, is not only the first American leader of the Catholic ...

Hello, quotes readers. Did you miss us ... The president, meanwhile, marked his first 100 days in office this week and released his 2026 budget plan, which would slash most domestic spending ...

Every week he goes to HTB for Sunday service and occasionally plays the drums in the church band. They don’t do hymns, though, he tells me: “They kind of sound more like Coldplay” ...

Calling all you couch potatoes: It’s time to once again celebrate TV’s best dialogue in our latest edition of Quotes of the Week. In the list below — which features our picks for TV’s most memorable ...

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OIL MAJORS REPORT FIRST-QUARTER RESULTS: Chevron, ExxonMobil, and Shell announced their first-quarter earnings after oil prices dropped drastically earlier this week, marking the worst monthly ...

“It is unfortunate to be placed in such a position, as it represents an underlying fact that many students have been so significantly harmed that the American dream may be out of their reach ...

Plus, keep reading to find out how many rigs were added to the U.S. fleet this week. QUOTE OF THE WEEK: In order to keep energy costs affordable for consumers and maintain reliability for the ...

One of the sillier criticisms that some non-believers make of religious faith is that it is somehow arbitrary, never submitted to “ordinary” rules of credibility or proof. On the contrary: faith is ...