Chicago Sun-Times (Sunday) - 2024-01-28

• Ageism has no place in politics
• ‘SOOOOOUL’ SUIT
• RAINING CATS AND DUCKS
• CARDINAL FROM JERUSALEM CALLS FOR CEASEFIRE IN GAZA DURING CHICAGO RIDGE VISIT
• HAWAIIAN HARMONY
• MEDICARE DISADVANTA­GE?
• Survivor of Japanese internment camps took over family dry-cleaning business
• ‘PRAYERS OF REMEMBRANC­E … PRAYERS OF HOPE’
• U.N. agency warns aid operation in Gaza collapsing over funding cuts
• A MISSION OF ‘MERCI’
• How Maine business owners decided to reopen after mass shooting spree
• TALIBAN IS ENFORCING RESTRICTIO­NS ON SINGLE AFGHAN WOMEN, U.N. SAYS
• WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW IF YOU’RE ABOUT TO FLY ON A BOEING MAX 9
• Avian flu devastatin­g farms in California’s ‘Egg Basket’
• U.S. AND IRAQ TO BEGIN TALKS TO END COALITION FORMED TO FIGHT ISIS
• LAYOFFS FELT IN BIG TECH
• White Sox stadium at The 78 could be a home run, if City Hall makes right plays
• Get full picture on electric vehicle ‘problems’ before blowing a fuse
• Apple ad and ‘Where’s the beef?’ transforme­d the Super Bowl in 1984
• Migrants keep coming as mayor hides Chicago’s welcome mat
• Someone in Chicago…
• HELL HATH NO FURY LIKE A WOMAN REBORN
• MANY STARS, ONE HIT
• Amp up the protein in your diet by adding more chicken
• Grip strength’s an important tool for assessing health
• Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate to prevent a hangover
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• HOROSCOPES: JANUARY 28, 2024
• DAILY BRIDGE CLUB
• Feel Like You’re Being Underpaid? Here’s What to Do About It
• PREMIER CROSSWORD
• NASA’s little helicopter on Mars has logged its last flight
• White House’s first chief diversity and inclusion officer leaving Biden’s administra­tion
• HUNGARY IS LAST HURDLE ON SWEDEN’S BUMPY NATO PATH
• Embryo transfer could help save nearly extinct northern white rhino
• It’s a good bye because Hawks can use the break
• PHILLED WITH INSPIRATIO­N
• DAVIS CARRIES BLUE DEVILS
• WASHINGTON, DC
• DEEBO IS GOOD TO GO

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