Chicago Tribune (Sunday) - 2020-09-27

• Trump taps Barrett for Supreme Court choice
• Decimation, flaws and frustratio­n
• View of cop stops exposes distrust
• Hockey parents call for thaw in restrictio­ns
• Lightfoot, labor leaders seek more fed aid
• Lightfoot: Breonna Taylor billboards are not political
• Tracking system for new rape cases launches
• At New Trier, annual variety show goes virtual
• Survey: Waukegan district still wants resource officers
• Wedding bells sound city staff ethics alarm
• State AG: Council violated open meetings law
• ‘Redefine the Drive’ to include public input
• InWinthrop Harbor, a new push on recycling
• Naperville street art to stress inclusion and togetherne­ss
• UncivilWar: A poem about Donald Trump
• No malarkey, Biden’s ‘El Cid’ strategy against Trump
• A cowardly president is telegraphi­ng his own coup
• PERSPECTIV­E WHY PRESIDENTI­AL DEBATES ARE IRRELEVANT
• The big case you haven’t heard of because Kim Foxx did the right thing
• TWISTS AND TURNS
• Pat O’Brien for Cook County state’s attorney
• Our case for Joe Biden over Donald Trump
• One more time, what if Trump loses but won’t leave?
• My brother, Austin, asked me to go to Syria with him in 2012. Four months later, he was taken.
• Old tax system isn’t adequate
• 20% tax hike? Laughable
• A difference in prep as 1st presidenti­al debate looms
• Woman to lead NY cops after Prude death
• In Beirut blast, the ‘port came to us’
• Portland right-wing rally draws fewer than expected
• Indian couple inspired to run street-side classes for poor
• A touch of historical irony
• NY attorney general suggests cops halt routine traffic stops
• Pandemic delays early school days
• Chicago Daily Tribune
• STILL UNEASY INSIDE?
• Chicago employers help get out the vote
• Drive-thru flu shots? Vaccine vouchers for outside the office?
• Rockford passenger rail services gain traction
• Making vaccines mandatory a problem in most workplaces
• In crisis, employers do calculus
• Orders for durable goods rise in August
• Academia calling: Should the pandemic prompt you go to go back to school?
• The next step: Healthcare profession­als often parlay one career into another
• Putting the ‘I’ back in ‘team’: Job seekers often misunderst­and valued roles in group projects
• Food flight
• Don’t flip out
• Air in their ways? Falcons’ secondary might tempt Nagy to call more passes
• Lightning on verge of lifting Cup
• Kyle Schwarber and the Cubs don’t want to settle for just one World Series title.
• Adam Engel won’t try to do too much while filling in for Eloy Jimenez.
• ■ White Sox reliever Cordero gets 3-game suspension.
• Not the first political football
• Pence announces retirement
• AROUND THE HORN
• ‘He has won everywhere’
• Stunner in Norman
• No. 8 Texas rallies to beat Texas Tech in overtime
• Still ticking: ‘Big Ben’ to set Steelers mark
• Heat check: Celts look to freeze 3s
• Little birdies go a Long’s way
• Bears at Falcons The pick-6 that wasn’t
• Can the Bears start 3-0 for the 1st time since 2013? Signs point to yes.
• ScoutingRe­port
• A momentum that feels different
• For theaters, opportunit­y comes during time of crisis
• MORE THAN A TICKED BOX
• The start of real change in the arts?
• Audre Lorde, revisited
• Miller book traces tricky marriage choreograp­hy
• Finding escape in between pages
• Book recommenda­tions from the Biblioracl­e
• Berkow a keen observer of both life and sports
• Pet Flicks
• YOU DESERVE A MEDAL: Or a trophy, or a prize, etc.
• Horoscopes

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