By John Kass October 25th, 2025 It’s time for me to wind down the website. Past time. I held on too long because it had cost ...

By David Bittinger October 16th, 2026 Six months after Frank Sinatra’s death, a little book on his career was published. Why ...

“Nothing is more important than retiring Brandon Johnson and thwarting Hilario Dominguez from becoming school board president. However, Michael Sacks’s handpicking their replacements is not the answer ...

On November 5th, I will load up a bus with neighbors from my Woodlawn community on Chicago’s South Side and drive north to New Trier High School to see a documentary called “White Guilt,” being hosted ...

By Greg Ganske October 18th, 2026 The phrase “three little words” has deep significance across relationships stretching ...

Chicago Way w/John Kass (10/19/26): Dr. Carrie Mendoza joins John Kass & Jeff Carlin this week to talk about New Trier Neighbors (NTN) screening of ‘White Guilt: A Documentary Essay’ on Nov. 5th with ...

Chicago Way w/John Kass (07/27/26): Old friend & former boss at WLS-AM, Dew Hayes, joins John Kass & Jeff Carlin to talk about what the differences are between California & Illinois, how media has ...

Here in the US, we weren’t as creative in how we handled them. The best we could do was establish quotas in our medical schools and keep them from working in some of our hospitals. A poor alternative.

When I was starting out as a Chicago City Hall reporter for that big metropolitan paper—when we could smoke in newsrooms on deadline, curse, tell jokes, laugh and wore jackets and ties to work—I had ...

This essay is reposted with express permission from The American Conservative Magazine. First, some relatively recent history. For centuries, Kurds were a vital element of the neighboring Ottoman and ...

After it destroyed its own credibility by twisting the truth to protect Joe Biden and hide his senility, can American corporate legacy news media hope for rebirth? No. It’s dead. Journalism killed ...